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N76 [4]
2 years ago
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Why might Colombia have wanted so much money to allow an American presence in a region they controlled? consider what happened t

o other areas where the united states was involved like samoa, hawaii, and cuba.
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1 answer:
Fofino [41]2 years ago
4 0

Colombia requested huge money to allow an American presence in a region they controlled because they were aware of the country's financial and economic prowess.

<h3>What was the the condition with others?</h3>

Because the region of Samoa, Hawaii and Cuba were formerly or attempted to be annexed by the U.S., the other nation were aware of the nation's prowess.

Hence, that was the reason Colombia requested huge money to allow an American presence in a region they controlled.

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