This source of Paul T McCartney allows the readers to understand the mindset that the Spanish-American War establishes that Americans living in 1898 followed strongly to this view and were committed to spreading the “blessings” of U.S. society to the people of Cuba. . In this essay his main argument will be to support the idea of American mission figured importantly into the decision by the United States to interfere with Cuba in 1898 and to also stress in particular the religious aspect of this missionary essence and show that the standards by which the nation’s political leaders understood the Spanish-Cuban crisis in 1898 imitated American’s Christian nation. This article attempts to fill this hole and shed new beginnings on how religion
