American business owners wanted knew markets that were found in Cuba. In order to get these markets, they would have to take over Cuba, currently owned by Spain.
Spain violated United States territory in Cuba
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The Ostend Manifesto was a document written in 1854 to suggest the annexation of Cuba from Spain. It was thought that annexing Cuba would greatly enhance America's agricultural output by moving thousands of slaves to the island.
On April 19, 1898 the United States Congress passed a joint resolution that amounted to a declaration of war against Spain. This resolution: 1) proclaimed Cuba to be free 2) demanded that Spain withdraw from Cuba 3) directed the President to use armed force to insure these demands 4) disclaimed any intention by the United States to annex Cuba
America saw the similarities between the struggle in Cuba and the struggle they faced in the American Revolution. They felt a kinship to their cause.
colorado is in the u.s.a and cuba is in spain
cuba and puerto rico
because spain wanted to take over cuba before america stepped in and saved cuba and defeated spain in war over 4 months
No, Spain did not give Cuba to Spain but, the U.S.A offered to by Cuba in the late 1800s.
No, Spain is one country and Cuba is another country. Cuba is an island in the Caribbean Ocean and Spain is a country in Europe. During the 19th century Cuba was a Spanish Territory.
First Spain but later Cuba I believe.
The Hearst newspapers.
No, Cuba gained its independence from Spain in 1898.
Spain was in control of Cuba until 1898.
No, Spain colonized Cuba.
American business owners wanted knew markets that were found in Cuba. In order to get these markets, they would have to take over Cuba, currently owned by Spain.