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 U.S Blockade of Spanish ports.

 Spain declares war on the U.S.

 Battle of Manila Bay (Philippines)  The Spanish lost their entire fleet of ships; 381 men were killed or wounded.  Eight Americans were wounded, and one man died (of heatstroke).

 U.S. Army invades and captures Puerto Rico.

 Hostilities end.

 U.S. Army enters and occupies the capital of the Philippines, Manila.

 Treaty of Paris signed- gives independence to Cuba and annexes Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines to the U.S.