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Goal of US during the Spanish - American War was to?
Gain independence for Cuba.
What port did the US gain as a result if Cuban independence?
Guantánamo Bay
How did the US control Cuban economy between 1900 and 1933?
Between 1900 and 1933, the U.S. exerted significant control over the Cuban economy primarily through the Platt Amendment of 1901, which allowed the U.S. to intervene in Cuban affairs and maintain a naval base at Guantanamo Bay. This amendment facilitated American investments in key sectors like sugar and tobacco, making Cuba economically dependent on the U.S. Additionally, American companies dominated many industries, and the U.S. government influenced Cuban policies to protect its economic interests, leading to a situation where Cuba's economy was closely tied to that of the United States.
How the Cuban missile crisis affected us?
the Cuban missile crisis affected us by the penis accidentaly getting out of control and producing to much for America to handle...this was almost as big of a tragedy as world war 2.
What areas did the US gain control of to become an imperial power?
Venesual
What port did the US gain from Cuban independence?
Guantanamo Bay
What did US aim to gain in the Spanish American War?
Cuban Independence.
What port did US gain as a result of Cuban independence?
Guantánamo Bay
What port did the US gain a result of Cuban independence?
Guantánamo Bay
What port did the US gain as result of Cuban independence?
Guantánamo Bay
Goal of US during the Spanish - American War was to?
Gain independence for Cuba.
What is a result of the US stopping trade with cuba after the Cuban revolution?
The economy Suffered
Does the economy control us?
the economy does not control us because we decide what we do with our money and life:)
Who helped Cuba gain their independence?
The US fought Spain for Cuban Independence.
Who did US help in the Spanish American War?
It was fought to gain Cuban Independence.
What port did the US gain as a result if Cuban independence?
Guantánamo Bay
How did the US control Cuban economy between 1900 and 1933?
Between 1900 and 1933, the U.S. exerted significant control over the Cuban economy primarily through the Platt Amendment of 1901, which allowed the U.S. to intervene in Cuban affairs and maintain a naval base at Guantanamo Bay. This amendment facilitated American investments in key sectors like sugar and tobacco, making Cuba economically dependent on the U.S. Additionally, American companies dominated many industries, and the U.S. government influenced Cuban policies to protect its economic interests, leading to a situation where Cuba's economy was closely tied to that of the United States.
