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The U.S. joined the Cuban War of Independence primarily due to a combination of humanitarian concerns over Spanish atrocities against Cuban rebels and strategic interests in the Caribbean. The explosion of the USS Maine in Havana Harbor in 1898 further fueled public outrage and calls for intervention. Ultimately, the U.S. sought to expand its influence in the region and eliminate Spanish colonial rule, leading to the Spanish-American War and Cuba's eventual independence.
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Why did the US of America intervene in the Spanish and Cuban war?
In support of Cuban independence.
Did US go to war with Spain to liberate Cuba?
Yes, the root cause of the war was the quest for Cuban Independence.
Which Cuban port became a US possesion after the spanish-American war?
Guantanamo Bay
Did the Cuban missile crisis almost lead to the war between the US and Vietnam?
yes
What was the reason for the Spanish-American War?
The US support for Cuban Independence and the sinking of the USS Maine.
Why did the US of America intervene in the Spanish and Cuban war?
In support of Cuban independence.
Why did the us decide not to join war in 1914?
did us join war in1914 yes or no
When did the US join in the war?
which war
What was the US fighting for in the Spanish American War?
Cuban Independence.
What did US aim to gain in the Spanish American War?
Cuban Independence.
Why did US go to war with Spain?
For Cuban independence and because of the USS Maine.
The Spanish-American War began as a result of?
The US support of Cuban Independence.
Who did US help in the Spanish American War?
It was fought to gain Cuban Independence.
Why did US not join World War 2?
The u.s did join WW2
Did US go to war with Spain to liberate Cuba?
Yes, the root cause of the war was the quest for Cuban Independence.
What war made Cuba a US protectorate?
The Cuban War, as it had meant all of Cuba's defense was shredded to nothing.
What was the reason for American war?
The US support for Cuban Independence and the sinking of the USS Maine.
