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Thinking about what you have learned about yellow journalism, what do you think this cartoon depicting publishers Hearst and Pulitzer is about? Why are they pushing blocks that say “WAR”?

  José Martí, a leader of the Cuban independence movement, leads Cuban people in a revolt against the Spanish Martí, José Julián. Photograph. Encyclopedia Britannica. Web. 15 Oct ons/art-28684

  William McKinley became U.S. president  He hoped to solve the Cuban conflict peacefully. March 1897 McKinley, William. Photograph. Encyclopedia Britannica. Web. 15 Oct rt-12918

  Rebels in Cuba were destroying crops and buildings to force Spaniards out.  Spaniards rounded Cuban people into camps. People in the camps were starving and not treated well.  This resulted in riots in the capital city, Havana and so…  McKinley sent the battleship Maine to Cuba to protect American citizens and property. January 1898

  An explosion shattered the Maine.  260 were killed.  American newspapers were quick to blame the Spanish, but it was later found that the explosion was most likely accidental.  Remember the Maine becomes a rallying cry for revenge. February 15, 1898 Maine. Photograph. Encyclopedia Britannica. Web. 15 Oct

  Assistant secretary of the navy, Theodore Roosevelt, wires commodore George Dewey and his squadron of navy vessels.  He tells him to prepare for action in the Philippines in case of war. February 1898 Dewey, George. Photograph. Encyclopedia Britannica. Web. 15 Oct

  recognized Cuban independence  demanded withdrawal of Spanish forces  authorized President McKinley to use army and navy to enforce U.S. aims April 19, 1898 Congress…

  Congress declared war on Spain. April 25, 1898

 May 1, 1898  George Dewey launched a surprise attack on Spanish fleet at Manila Bay, Philippines, destroying most of the ships.  Events in Cuba triggered the war, but the first action happened thousands of miles away in the Philippines. Maine. Photograph. Encyclopedia Britannica. Web. 15 Oct

  Spanish fleet entered the harbor of Santiago, Cuba.  American naval force blockaded and trapped the Spanish within days. May 19, 1898

  The Rough Riders, led by Theodore Roosevelt, along with the African American Ninth and Tenth Cavalries joined the Battle of San Juan Hill.  The Americans capture San Juan Hill that day. July 1, 1898 · Rough Riders. Photograph. Encyclopedia Britannica. Web. 15 Oct

  Spanish fleet that was blockaded at Santiago tried to break out and failed.  Fleet was destroyed after four hour battle. July 3, 1898

  July 25 th sailors from the cruiser USS Gloucester landed on south coast of Puerto Rico.  U.S. quickly took control of the island. Late July 1898

  War ends when Spanish signed an armistice, or cease fire. August 12, 1898

  Treaty of Paris signed, official end of the war  This dissolved most of the Spanish empire.  Cuba became and American protectorate—independent, but under U.S. control.  Puerto Rico and Guam became territories of the U.S.  Philippines awarded to U.S. for a price of $20 million December 10, 1898 Treaty of Paris. Photograph. Encyclopedia Britannica. Web. 15 Oct

  Treaty of Paris ratified by senate February 6, 1899

  Emilio Aguinaldo‘s forces begin fight for independence. (Philippines)  4,000 Americans died  200,000 Filipinos (soldiers and civilians) died February 1899 Aguinaldo, Emilio. Photograph. Encyclopedia Britannica. Web. 18 Oct

  Foraker Act  The United States set up a new Puerto Rican government under the Foraker act.  The American government controlled the new administration.  Between the war and 1900 Puerto Rico was under direct military rule. 1900

  Aguinaldo captured March 1901

  Transfer from military to civilian Filipino government, headed by William Howard Taft.  He was preparing the islands for self-rule which was not granted until 1946, Summer 1901

  Platt Amendment  Cubans were granted full independence but,  The amendment prohibited Cuba from making treaties with other nations  U.S. took control of Guantanamo Bay base in Cuba  U.S. is allowed to intervene in Cuban affairs if country’s independence is threatened  passed by Congress as an amendment to the Army Appropriations Bill of 1901, it was included in the Cuban constitution 1901

  The Jones Act made Puerto Rico a U. S. territory  All Puerto Rican citizens granted American citizenship.  Many Puerto Ricans still wanted independence. 1917