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It was the token sum of $20 million dollars which included Guam and the Grand Prize was the Philippines Islands. Cuba was not directly included in the price tag but Spain gave assurances that they were out of there for good. It should be noted that the US also gave up three lives and 40 wounded in the battles fought in Puerto Rico.

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