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2. "A splendid little war" - The Spanish-American War In 1898, the United States backed Cuban revolutionaries in their efforts to secure Independence from Spain. In his speech to Congress asking for a resolution of war, Pres. William McKinley asserted that the cause of humanity" was at stake, but also noted that the unsettled state of affairs in Cuba had occasioned "very serious injury to the commerce, trade, and business of our people." Answer the following questions addressing the causes, course, and outcome of the Spanish-American War. Between 1895 and 1898, Cuban revolutionaries waged a guerilla war against Spain, which responded with a harsh policy designed to crush the revolution Americans became interested in the affair, eventually choosing sides in 1898. How did Spain initially react to the insurrection in Cuba? It offered the revolutionaries limited autonomy. it tried to undermine the rebellion by granting Cuba favored trading nation status. O it imposed a harsh policy that forced the Cuban people into fortified camps and towns The war, once begun, occurred in two theaters-Cuba and the Philippines-both of which were Spanish territorits struggling to declare their independence from their colonial master In the wake of the Spanish-American War, the United States refused to recognize the Filipino government of up arms against U.S. occupation who then took At the conclusion of the war, the United States negotiated a treaty that ended Spanish occupation of Cuba and the Philippines but involved the United States in their affairs as never before. Anti-imperialists opposed the annexation of the Philippines on all of the following grounds except: It was hypocritical for the United States to call itself democratic while imposing a protectorate on the Philippines The Philippines had no strategic interest to US. foreign policy and should be left alone It was harmful to the American Republic to annex so many people of color who had no experience with democratic government