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Teller Amendment

Teller Amendment

Conditions on U.S. military presence in Cuba.

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    1901 United States law on Cuban relations.

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    American politician (1830–1914).

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    1898 conflict between Spain and the United States.

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    Battleship of the United States Navy.

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    1901 United States law on Cuban relations.

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    1898–1902 U.S. military occupation and administration of Cuba.

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    Treaty ending the Spanish–American War.

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    American politician (1830–1914).

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