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When did Spanish rule in Cuba end?
Spanish rule in Cuba ended on January 1, 1899.
What century was it when it was the end of spanish rule in cuba?
In the 20th century the Spanish - America War led to the Spanish withdrawing and letting Cuba become independent.
Which territory was the last to remain under spanish rule?
Cuba
Who got freedom from Spanish rule?
Cuba, Puerto Rico, Guam and the Philippines.
Which us leader helped free cuba from spanish rule?
Theodore Roosevelt
How did expansionism cause the Spanish American War?
America was able to extend and rule Cuba which it controlled after the capture of their leader, Emilio Aquinaldo. America was able to extend and rule Cuba which it controlled after the capture of their leader, Emilio Aquinaldo. America was able to extend and rule Cuba after they had gained their independence from the Spanish. The Americans won the war against Cuba after they captured the Cuban leader, Emilio Aquinaldo.
Which colonies werre still under spanish rule in 1841?
Cuba and the Dominican Republic
What islands did America help to liberate from Spanish rule?
The Philippines, Guam, Puert0 Rico and Cuba.
Which is the largest island still under Spanish rule?
The Spanish still rules the Jamaica island. This is the largest island still under Spanish rules.
What percent of Cubans speak Spanish?
About 95% have at least a working knowledge of Spanish compared to about 80% for English.
Why did Pulitzer's newspapers exaggerate details about Spanish rule?
Pulitzer's newspapers exaggerated details about Spanish rule to attract readers and increase sales. By sensationalizing stories about Spanish atrocities in Cuba, his papers were able to generate more interest and increase their circulation.
The two countries aidded by the Monroe Doctrine?
No country was "aided" by the Monroe doctrine. It was used to replace Spanish rule in Cuba and French rule in Mexico with American puppet regimes.
