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How did the Platt Amendment change the U.S. position on Cuba established by the Teller Amendment?
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It granted Cuba immediate and total independence.
It granted Cuba immediate and total independence.
It officially annexed Cuba as a U.S. territory.
It officially annexed Cuba as a U.S. territory.
It sold Cuba back to the Spanish government.
It sold Cuba back to the Spanish government.
It allowed U.S. intervention in Cuban affairs.
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It allowed U.S. intervention in Cuban affairs.
Explanation: The Teller Amendment had promised not to annex Cuba, but the Platt Amendment (1901) limited Cuban sovereignty by permitting U.S. intervention to protect Cuban independence and stability and by allowing U.S. naval bases (e.g., Guantánamo Bay).
Explanation: The Teller Amendment had promised not to annex Cuba, but the Platt Amendment (1901) limited Cuban sovereignty by permitting U.S. intervention to protect Cuban independence and stability and by allowing U.S. naval bases (e.g., Guantánamo Bay).
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