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The 24 pages that link to Cuban War of Independence, each with the reason it gives.

• Cuban RevolutionNarrower topic: Its anticolonial traditions shaped Cuban nationalism later invoked by revolutionaries.

• Spanish–American WarRelated: The revolt created the immediate conflict in which U.S. intervention drew Spain into war.

• Treaty of Paris (1898)Related: The Cuban revolt drew the United States into conflict with Spain.

• CubaBroader topic: Its outcome ended Spanish rule, though United States intervention shaped the transition that followed.

• José MartíBroader topic: Martí helped organize the war and died during its opening months.

• Platt AmendmentNarrower topic: The struggle’s demand for self-rule collided with U.S. control over the terms of the postwar settlement.

• William McKinleyRelated: The revolt created the crisis that preceded McKinley's war with Spain.

• HavanaRelated: The war and its aftermath transformed Havana from a Spanish colonial capital into a city under U.S. influence.

• Banana WarsRelated: The conflict drew the United States into Cuba and shaped the terms of its postwar influence.

• Máximo GómezBroader topic: This was Gómez’s final and most consequential campaign as commander-in-chief.

• Ten Years' WarBroader topic: It renewed the struggle that the Ten Years’ War had left unfinished.

• Concentration campRelated: Spanish reconcentration policies in Cuba helped shape the early use of the camp concept.

• Cuba–United States relationsRelated: Its final phase brought the United States into Cuba’s independence struggle.

• Tomás Estrada PalmaRelated: Estrada Palma became a leading representative of the independence movement after José Martí’s death.

• Cuban Revolutionary PartyBroader topic: The party organized the uprising that began this final war for independence.

• United States occupation of CubaRelated: The insurgency created the conflict in which U.S. intervention began.

• Gerardo MachadoNarrower topic: The independence struggle shaped the military and nationalist traditions in which Machado built his career.

• Miguel Primo de RiveraRelated: The defeat in the wider 1898 crisis left Spain with military and political problems that persisted into his era.

• Carlos Manuel de CéspedesBroader topic: It renewed the armed struggle after the Ten Years’ War ended without independence.

• Decolonization of the AmericasBroader topic: It illustrates how formal colonial separation could lead to another power’s intervention.

• History of CubaBroader topic: This final independence war brought the United States into Cuba’s struggle against Spain.

• History of the CaribbeanRelated: Cuba's independence struggle ended Spanish colonial rule but brought a new period of U.S. influence.

• José Miguel GómezNarrower topic: Gómez rose as a military leader during this final war for independence.

• Mario García MenocalBroader topic: This conflict was the central military campaign in which Menocal served.