After the Spanish-American War, Cuba gained formal independence but remained heavily influenced by the United States through the Platt Amendment, which allowed the U.S. to intervene in Cuban affairs. In contrast, the Philippines was ceded to the U.S. and did not gain immediate independence, leading to a protracted conflict known as the Philippine-American War as Filipinos fought for self-rule. While Cuba established a semblance of sovereignty, the Philippines became an American colony, significantly altering their political statuses and trajectories.
Cuba, Guam and the Philippines.
The Spanish-American War
The Phillipines, Guam, Puerto Rico and Cuba, the Cubans were quickly given their independence and the Philippines achieved that status after WW2.
The US gained Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines. Cuba was nominally independent but under US supervision.
Puerto Rico was a Spanish American War battlefield. Cuba was a Spanish American War battlefield. Guam was a bloodless Spanish American War battlefield. The Philippines was a Spanish American War battlefield that became a long and bloody Philippine American War battlefield.
Cuba, Guam and the Philippines.
The Spanish-American War
cuba
We were fighting over the land of Cuba.
The Phillipines, Guam, Puerto Rico and Cuba, the Cubans were quickly given their independence and the Philippines achieved that status after WW2.
Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines…
Cuba, Guam and the Philippines
Cuba, Puerto Rico and the Philippines.
Primarily in Cuba and the Philippines.
Cuba, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines…
In the Spanish American War of 1898
In the Philippines and I think Cuba.