9. Shortly after the U. S. victory in the Spanish-American War, U. S. forces (I point) A: surrendered Puerto Rico in the “Gentlemen's Agreement."
B:returned control of Cuba to Spain. C:launched a guerrilla war in Panama.
D:fought against an insurrection in the Philippines.

Read this quotation. i challenge the warmest advocate for reconciliation to show a single advantage that this continent can reap, by being connected with great britain. . our corn will fetch its price in any market in europe. —thomas paine, common sense, 1776 one argument for independence in this quotation is that britain's taxes are too high. britain is isolating the colonies. the colonies do not need britain. britain is taking american property.

In the early 1800s which person would most likely express a positive viewpoint on abolition if interviewed a a. a runaway slave b. a plantation owner c. a southern politician d. a temperature reformer

American express has a long history of working for the good of all in its new york community. in 1885, it engaged its employees to raise money to build the pedestal of the statue of liberty, and today has a program to restore, preserve and revitalize historic sites in new york city. these actions by american express are partial fulfillment of the the firm has established for itself as a corporate citizen.