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Kathryn Larson

8 April, 20:13

At the beginning of the Spanish-American War, why was Commodore George Dewey sent to the Philippines?

to protect American business interests thereto assist the Spanish against the Filipinosto take on the Spanish fleet at Manila Bay to protect the capital from hostile nations

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