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Q: Why was the issue of the U.S acquiring Cuba so controversial in the 1850s?
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Southerners seeking to expand the territory of slavery were especially interested in acquiring?

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The aborted Bay of Pigs mission in Cuba was a fiasco. Kennedy's assassination might be called controversial.


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The Ostend Manifesto, written by the Americans, was controversial because it unnecessarily tried to provoke a war with Spain. The U.S. wanted Spain to cede Cuba and be admitted to the union as a slave state.


What were the US's intentions concerning Cuba in the 1850s?

Cuba had been the object of US ambitions since the Jefferson administration. In 1854 US diplomats in Europe had written the so-called Ostend Manifesto. This was a proposal to purchase Cuba from Spain for $130 million. Also, if Spain seemed uninterested, Cuba would be seized by force. This plan seemed to fade away, however, Stephen A. Douglas had the annexation of Cuba in his 1860 platform.


Why were proslavery southerners so eager to push for further expansion in Nicaragua Cuba and elsewhere in the 1850s?

I don't know the answer which is why I asked xp......um they wanted to expand slave territory?


Did the US declare war on Spain to claim Guam and the Philippines?

No, the issue was Cuba and Cuban Independence,


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He wanted to help the people in Cuba.


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How do you say lives in Cuba in Spanish?

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