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* The result was Cuba's freedom, under temporary U.S. occupation. [http://www.csamerican.com/doc.asp?doc=paristreaty2 Treaty of Paris]
* The result was Cuba's freedom, under temporary U.S. occupation. [http://www.csamerican.com/doc.asp?doc=paristreaty2 Treaty of Paris]
====Early Republic===
'''Tomás Estrada Palma''' Cuba's first elected president took office in 1902. Tomas Estrada Palma was reelected in 1906, but this time against violent opposition by the Liberals. US troops were not needed put down the Liberal revolt, since the military leaders of the successful revolt [http://www.spanamwar.com/delcastillo.htm], negotiated nominally with [[William H. Taft]] and Robert Bacon [http://www.m-g.com/156princestreet/history.htm] but in reality with US General [[Frederick Funston]] who had also been a Mambi, took their “borrowed” horses and went home. Soon Estrada Palma resigned, against the wishes of Roosevelt, and another American government was established in Cuba under [[Charles Magoon]] [http://library.thinkquest.org/18355/charles_magoon.html],
===Cuba 1924-1933===
===Cuba 1924-1933===