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The Spanish-American War was a war fought to secure the independence of which one of the following countries? O A. Dominican Republic O B. Haiti OC. Spain D. Puerto Rico E. Cuba

The Spanish-American War was a war fought to secure the independence of which one of the following countries? O A. Dominican Republic O B. Haiti OC. Spain D. Puerto Rico E. Cuba

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Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 8 The Spanish-American War was a war fought to secure the independence of which one of the following countries? O A. Dominican Republic O B. Haiti OC. Spain O D. Puerto Rico O E. Cuba QUESTION 9 At the end of the Spanish-American War all of the following Spanish colonies were annexed to the United States as U.S. territories, EXCEPT: O A. Cuba B. Puerto Rico O C. The Philippines O D. Guam QUESTION 10 Why was the 15th Amendment so easy for southern state leaders to circumvent when they began passing laws that disenfranchised African American voters? O A. Because the law specifically banned all racial discrimination - be it at the ballot box or anywhere else in early 20th Century southern society O B. Because southern leaders simply ignored it and passed whatever laws they wished without any regard for the amendment C. Because few if any African Americans actually lived in the south after the Civil War and Reconstruction. O D. Because the 15th Amendment only outlawed voter suppression for reasons of "race, color or previous condition of servitude." Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers. Save All FEB 25
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