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13 March, 05:38

What were two arguments for the US declaring war on Spain

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    There shall always be numerous reasons for war, but to narrow it down to two, these shall be the ones to look at:

    The USA's support the ongoing struggle by Cubans AND Filipinos against the Spanish rule. The other reason being, a mysterious explosion of the battleship U. S. S. Maine in Havana Harbor.
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