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America-Cuba trade value reached 100 million dollars in 1895. The US traded for the Sugar, Iron Mining, Coffee and Tobacco -
In 1895 Cuba started to rebel against Spanish forces and began fighting for independence. This led to the destructive re concentration policy which made tensions even higher. -
A policy that made Cuban people move from rural areas to fortified Spanish camps. 1/3 of the Cuban Population was put in these camps in 1898. -
McKinley was the 25th president of the United States. He served his one term during the Spanish American war and was eventually assassinated during his term. -
A tactic used by Journalists to use exaggerated stories in order make more money. Yellow Journalism was the fuel for public passion for war. -
A U.S battleship sent to protect American interest in Cuba. Over 200 lives were lost and the cause was an internal mine. -
Teddy Roosevelt joins the army and become a colonel of the 1st volunteer Calvary unit. His battalion was an important part of the battle of San Juan Hill. -
A treaty in Paris to end the Spanish American War. Cuba gained independence from Spain and the United States gained Philippines, Guam, and Puerto Rico.