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American Imperialism In Cuba
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American Imperialism In Cuba
By: Bryce Rohner-Talton B:2
Consequences of American involvement in Cuba
Long term Effects:
Four Month long War
- Cuba began to feel oppressed because America controlled most political affairs
- America created two new naval bases on Cuba extending the military control in the Caribbean.
- U.S. blocked Cuba's ability to have normal trade with Western countries.
- The fight was between us and Spain
- Us won the war
- Because of this they became the dominant power in the Caribbean.
- Spain granted independence to Cuba, but created a constitution.
Consequences of American involvement in Cuba
Causes?
Short term Effects:
- Cuba was freed from the Spanish rule in 1898
- Restored order of Cuban Government
- America gained money from the Cuba sugar plantations
- programs were created such as education, sanitation, and other public works
- People of America thought it was a natural extension to US territory
- A good military base location to control the Caribbean
- economical potential for Cuba's productive sugar plantations
- To reduce Spain's power
- They thought it was a lot like how they were trying to gain independence so they helped
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