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The 19 pages that link to Platt Amendment, each with the reason it gives.

• Spanish–American WarRelated: It limited Cuban sovereignty after the war despite the island’s formal independence.

• Monroe DoctrineRelated: It demonstrates how U.S. policy extended beyond opposing European intervention.

• Treaty of Paris (1898)Related: It shaped Cuba’s postwar status, though Cuba was not ceded by the treaty.

• Cuban War of IndependenceRelated: It limited the independence achieved after Spain’s defeat.

• Roosevelt CorollaryRelated: It provided a separate legal basis for U.S. intervention in the Caribbean.

• Tomás Estrada PalmaRelated: Its restrictions shaped the sovereignty and foreign policy of Estrada Palma’s government.

• Cuban Constitution of 1940Related: Its removal from Cuban constitutional arrangements marked a sovereignty gain before 1940.

• Cuban Revolutionary PartyRelated: Its restrictions sharply limited the sovereignty the independence movement had sought.

• United States occupation of CubaRelated: Cuba had to accept these conditions before the first occupation ended.

• Gerardo MachadoRelated: The amendment’s legacy shaped the political environment Machado inherited as president.

• Guantanamo Bay Naval BaseRelated: It provided the political framework for Cuba’s agreement to lease Guantánamo Bay.

• José Miguel GómezRelated: Its conditions remained part of the political framework during Gómez’s presidency.

• Mario García MenocalRelated: Its intervention framework shaped the limits of Cuban sovereignty during Menocal’s presidency.