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The Treaty of Paris in 1898 ended the War based on Spain leaving Cuba, the United States buying the Philippines for $20 million dollars, and the United States also acquiring Guam and Puerto Rico.   
 
The Treaty of Paris in 1898 ended the War based on Spain leaving Cuba, the United States buying the Philippines for $20 million dollars, and the United States also acquiring Guam and Puerto Rico.   
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Debate:  '''Was our imperialism driven by business interests, such as sugar in Cuba and Philippines?  Many critics said so, calling our foreign policy "dollar diplomacy."'''
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'''Debate:  Was our imperialism driven by business interests, such as sugar in Cuba and Philippines?  Many critics said so, calling our foreign policy "dollar diplomacy."'''
    
== Progressive Movement ==
 
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