Cuba, Spain, and the Road to Independence

During the little war, the way to Cuba, Spain and independence fought for the independence of Cuba, Spain using propaganda proves that war is not a struggle for national independence, but a black hegemonic struggle did. Spain aimed to oppose black and white riots, changed the notion of national war against colonialism to racial war. Therefore, independent activists in Cuba tried to mainly deny the representative of Spain - through writing. The work of the decades war is considered a lesson or guide to help pave the way for a new revolution.

Jose Marti: Jose Marti, the hero of his native Cuba, is often referred to as "the Apostle of Cuban independence" for his work and political work. The 19th century was independent from Spain. His writings claim the sovereignty of all foreign rulers, including the United States, against Cuba. Three years before independence in Cuba, Marty died in 1895. Harriet Beecher Stowe: Another fierce abolitionist against slavery, Harriet Beecher Stowe, is known for his 1852 novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin". The book explains the life of slaves in a realistic way and helps to make it easier to understand the problem of inequality. Millions of Americans. How popular is this book? It is the second most popular selling point of the 19th century best selling novel and the century after the Bible.

In 1898, the United States intervened during the Spanish Independence War and backed Cuba. America won the so-called Spanish-American war in America, Cuba won the Cuban independence war. In accordance with the terms of the peace treaty with Cuba excluded, Spain has transferred Puerto Rico, the Philippines and Guam to the United States in exchange for $ 20 million. Cuba was governed by the United States until formally independent in 1902. "Big Brother" policy is an extension of Monroeism developed by James G. Brian to unify the Latin American countries behind American leaders in the 1880s. Open the market to traders in the United States. Brian served as Secretary of State under President James Garfield in 1881 and served as Secretary of State under President Benjamin Harrison from 1889 to 1892. As part of the policy, Brian hosted the first American International Conference in 1889 and led the initiative.