The correct full question seems to be: How did the activities of the US in Latin America set the stage for war with Spain?
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The US had since the Monroe Doctrine, issued in 1823 but coined like this only in 1850, declared that any influence on the American continents' policies by European powers should be seen as attacks on the US themselves. This was a way to keep American continents as the US' sphere of influence only.
When the Cuban war of independence started, the US political leaders supported Cuba publicly because of the Monroe Doctrine and also because the country had commercial interests in Cuban territory.
There was also American interference on Latin America activities by newspapers that made <em>yellow journalism</em> -- that is, many sensationalist reports on the war of independence about Spain's atrocities that created public support for American intervention.
Answer: The south seceded because Abraham Lincoln was elected president
Explanation: Since Lincoln was an abolitionist, the economic interests of the slave-owner southern landowners were threatened, as it would mean economic ruin, since it meant they would have to pay wages and a change their way of life.
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The Civil war started because of the Southern States leaving the Union. The president wanted to preserve the union. When North and South Carlonia left the Union Fort Summenter remained property of the Union the first shots were fired when the South would not allow the North to deliver supplies to fort Summenter. No it was not possible to prevent the civil war, the differences between the North and South were so vast that there was no coming to agreement.
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The answer is B
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