Why were the Spanish willing to negotiate for Cuban independence?

A. Spain was world peacekeeping power

B. There were other important territories to govern for the Spanish

C. Cuba was no longer provided needed resources and wealth

D. Spain had no intention of fighting the U. S

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27 May, 22:23

Why were the Spanish willing to negotiate for Cuban independence?

A. Spain was world peacekeeping power

B. There were other important territories to govern for the Spanish

C. Cuba was no longer provided needed resources and wealth

D. Spain had no intention of fighting the U. S

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Cristian Barry · Answer 1

The answer to this question is the letter "B. There were other important territories to govern for the Spanish." In the letter, Spain wanted their lives and property to be secured in return for the Cuban Independence. The also want preservation of their other territories.

Why were the Spanish willing to negotiate for Cuban independence?A. Spain was world peacekeeping powerB. There were other important territories to govern for the SpanishC. Cuba was no longer provided needed resources and wealthD. Spain had no intention of fighting the U. S

Why were the Spanish willing to negotiate for Cuban independence?

A. Spain was world peacekeeping power

B. There were other important territories to govern for the Spanish

C. Cuba was no longer provided needed resources and wealth

D. Spain had no intention of fighting the U. S