Historical Events tagged with "Treaty of Paris"
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U.S. Senate Ratifies Treaty of Paris
The Treaty of Paris, marking the end of the Spanish–American War, was ratified by the United States Senate. This agreement effectively ceded Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines to the United States, thus expanding U.S. territories. The treaty was negotiated in 1898 following military victories by the U.S. forces and significant public support for the expansionist agenda of the time. The ratification process involved extensive debate among senators, reflecting the varying opinions on imperialism and America's role on the world stage.
Continue ReadingAntonio de Ulloa Arrives as Governor of Louisiana
Antonio de Ulloa was appointed the first Spanish governor of Louisiana. Arriving in New Orleans amidst a significant transition, he took on the challenge of administering the territory following Spain's acquisition from France. His arrival marked a new era of Spanish rule in the region, aiming to stabilize and expand Spanish influence in North America.
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