the graph shows exports and imports between the united states and cuba in the late 1800s what does the graph suggest about the United States’ involvement in the Spanish-American War?
- the united states wanted to support the revolution in order to gain an economic foothold in cuba
-the us wanted to support the spanish government to boost american exports into cuba
-the us had no interest in taking part in the conflict bc there was no potential for economic gain
-the us was interested in promoting stability in cubs to continue to receive shipments from that country

The united states of America wanted to support the revolution in Cuba in order to gain an economic foothold in Cuba . Due to this support, the Spanish rule was ended and the influence of United states of America increases which gives it an economic benefit. For gaining economic benefits, after the ending of Spanish rule United states enters in Cuba because Cuba has resources that is needed by the United states.

keshavgandhi04 keshavgandhi04 · Answer 2 · 2022-03-08T11:28:52+01:00

The graph shows there more imports than export in Cuba by the united state of America because the USA wanted to support the revolution in order to gain an economic foothold in Cuba.

What is the role of the USA in the Spanish-American War?

Spanish-American War was arm conflict between Spain and America . America was supporting the ongoing revolution by the Cubans and Filipinos against the Spanish.

There are some reasons for the involvement of America in war is it supports the revolution of Cuba, to protect the economic interest, to sink the USS Maine, and yellow journalism.

Therefore the correct option is A.

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