What was cuba's status after the spanish-american war? it was completely free to do what it wanted when it wanted. it was a u. s. state temporarily in the early 1890s. it was a commonwealth of the united states. it was a u. s. protectorate.

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What was cuba's status after the spanish-american war? it was completely free to do what it wanted when it wanted. it was a u. s. state temporarily in the early 1890s. it was a commonwealth of the united states. it was a u. s. protectorate.

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Jett Friedman · Answer 1

The Spanish - American war of 1898 ended Spain's colonial empire in the Western Hemisphere. In Cuba the United States installed a temporary military government after the war. It was occupation government.

Answer: D) It was US protectorate.