Question

Explain the causes and consequences of the Spanish-American War ?

Answer 1

Answer:The Spanish-American War was caused by several events building up in Cuba. Spain in turn declared war on the United States. The effects of this battle were that the United States acquired many new lands in the Caribbean and the Pacific. The American navy capture the Philippines and the island of Guam from Spain.

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

USS Maine

Explanation:

The USS Main was said to be blown up by the Spanish at Port Havana in Cuba, a Spanish controlled territory. The Spanish being responsible is disputed by historians. As a result of this war Cuba was now free from Spanish rule. Please note that no evidence has ever emerged that Spain did blow up the USS Maine, rather it was used as a Casus Belli to declare war on Spain and protect U.S interests in Cuba.