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- In 1895, the second Cuban
revolution began, lead by a Cuban named José Martí.
Having rallied support in New York, his rebellion became quite
powerful. It was largely in the eastern Oriente province, but
quickly spread as José Martí's troops began a quite
successful guerrilla campaign. Three years later, the US began
a very short war with Spain, which resulted in America's territorial
acquisition of Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines.
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- As Spain, can you maintain
your remaining colonies as both the "ever faithful isle"
and the Philippines rebel and keep off the Americans too (with
a little help from the Germans)? As the Cuban Patriots, can you
take back la isla de Cuba from the Spanish with American help,
but maintain an independant nation in the face of America's rising
imperialist policies?
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