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Trevor Newman

26 March, 16:28

How did the Platt Amendment change the outcome of the Spanish-American War for Cuba?

It granted Cuba territory around the globe.

It isolated Cuba from the rest of the world.

It brought Cuba under the control of the US.

It gave Cuba complete independence and autonomy

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