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Was American imperialism justified at the turn of the 19th century?

NO. Imperialism and subjugation of other peoples is almost never justified. The crimes and atrocities that the US committed in Cuba and the Philippines are innumerable.


How did the Spanish-American war and the events that followed help dictate us policy towards cuba?

it didnt


What was on example of America's use of the big stick policy?

Cuba, even today, mostly stick.


What events in Cuba created difficulties for American policy makers?

== == The 1962 Cuban missile crisis was one the most notorious events.


What was one example of americas use of the big stick policy?

the dispatch of American troops to Nicaragua to protect it's pro-American government


What was the cause of the Cuban missle crisis?

The United States further extended its containment policy in Latin american. Soviet nuclear missile sites in Cuba


What is the similarities between the US and Cuba?

America and Cuba both have American currency.


Is Cuba on American soil?

No, Cuba is on Cuban soil.


Which territory gained limited independence after Spanish American war?

Cuba gained limited independence after the Spanish American War


After the Spanish-American War gained limited independence?

Cuba - APEX


Was US involvement in Cuba Hawaii Panama Mexico China and the Philippines justified?

Not really; imperialism performed by the United States has benefited the economic interests of rich and old people, in detriment of American and foreign people equally.


Which American objected to the us intervention in Cuba?

One prominent American who objected to U.S. intervention in Cuba was Mark Twain. As a leading figure in the Anti-Imperialist League, Twain criticized the imperialistic motives behind the U.S. actions in Cuba and argued against the moral implications of colonization. He believed that the intervention contradicted the principles of democracy and self-determination. Twain's opposition highlighted the divide in American society regarding imperialism during that era.