After the spanish-american war, what happened to cubans and puerto ricans?

After the Spanish-American War, Cubans and Puerto Ricans became the part of America as per the Treaty of Paris.  

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The “Spanish-American war” was an armed encounter amid the United States and Spain in 1898. Cuban Independence was the main cause of the initiation of the war.Numerous rebels already surged in the region prior to this conflict by Cubans contrary to Spanish rule.These revolts were aided by the United States that raised the sense of hatred against America and resulted in the “Spanish-American War”. The war combated in the “Caribbean and Pacificregion” lasted for ten weeks. It was after the intrusion of Naval, Madrid ordered for his contemporary fleet back to bounce back and safeguard Spanish borders. In the naval attack two Spanish Naval ships by sunk by the US Navy.  

The finale of the war concluded with the accord of the “Treaty of Paris” that allowed the United States to have its control over  the provinces of Cuba and Puerto Ricans . Numerous other causes were also included of which most of them stood favoring the United States. The failure in the war a considerable beating for Spain,they lost their territories  and in retort to it, civil rebel  Generation of 98 broke in the nation.

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Grade: High School

Subject: History

Chapter: Spanish-American War

Keywords:

United States, Spain, Spanish-American War, Navy, Puerto Rico, Guam, Philippine Island, US Marine, Cuba, Treaty of Paris, Philippine Island, Generation of 98

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