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Create a story board of the Spanish American war – Ch.10.2 Summarize the following ten sections of the text into a few sentences. Summaries must be in complete sentences. Please use correct spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Do Not PLAGARIZE. Put text into your own words. Cubans Rebel Against Spain & America’s interest in Cuba Cuba’s Second War for Independence from Spain War Fever Escalates & Headline Wars (You must include Yellow Journalism) The De Lome Letter The U.S.S. Maine Explodes & War w/ Spain Erupts The War in the Philippines The War in the Caribbean Rough Riders and the attack on San Juan Hill Treaty of Paris Debate Over the Treaty of Paris Create ten pictures or scenes that reflect each of your ten summaries. The pictures must be colored. Next class, you and your partner will have approximately ten minutes to assemble your story board.