How did the united states deal with cuba in the years after the spanish-american war? 1. by keeping american troops in cuba for a number of years 2. by improving public health, education, and sanitation on the island 3. by asserting the right to intervene in cuba when it was necessary 4. by establishing a permanent naval base on the island 5. all of these?

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14 July, 07:21

How did the united states deal with cuba in the years after the spanish-american war? 1. by keeping american troops in cuba for a number of years 2. by improving public health, education, and sanitation on the island 3. by asserting the right to intervene in cuba when it was necessary 4. by establishing a permanent naval base on the island 5. all of these?

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Michaela Bond · Answer 1

4 approaches the U. S. used in dealing with Cuba in the years after the Spanish-American War.

1. By keeping American troops in Cuba for a number of years,

2. By improving public health, education, and sanitation on the island,

3. By asserting the right to intervene in Cuba when it was necessary,

4. By establishing a permanent naval base on the island

So the answer is 5, all of these.