United States occupation of Puerto Rico

Target entity: United States occupation of Puerto Rico
Context triple: [Caribbean theater of the Spanish–American War, result, United States occupation of Puerto Rico]

• A. United States occupation of the Dominican Republic
  The United States occupation of the Dominican Republic was a U.S. military intervention from 1916 to 1924 that installed a military government, controlled the country’s finances, and suppressed local resistance as part of broader American imperial expansion in the Caribbean.
• B. United States occupation of Nicaragua
  The United States occupation of Nicaragua was a prolonged period of U.S. military intervention and political control in Nicaragua during the early 20th century, aimed at protecting American strategic and economic interests and suppressing local resistance movements.
• C. American occupation of Okinawa
  The American occupation of Okinawa was the post–World War II military governance and control of Okinawa by the United States, marked by extensive U.S. base construction, cultural and political tensions, and a prolonged separation from full Japanese administration.
• D. United States occupation of Veracruz in 1914
  The United States occupation of Veracruz in 1914 was a World War I–era intervention in Mexico in which U.S. forces seized the strategic Gulf Coast city to prevent a German arms shipment from reaching the government of Victoriano Huerta.
• E. Pacific theater of the Spanish–American War
  The Pacific theater of the Spanish–American War was the region of naval and colonial conflict in the western Pacific, centered on U.S. operations against Spanish forces in the Philippines and surrounding waters.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: United States occupation of Puerto Rico
Target entity description: The United States occupation of Puerto Rico was the 1898 military takeover and subsequent control of the island by the U.S. following its victory over Spain in the Spanish–American War, leading to Puerto Rico’s long-term status as a U.S. territory.

• A. United States occupation of the Dominican Republic
  The United States occupation of the Dominican Republic was a U.S. military intervention from 1916 to 1924 that installed a military government, controlled the country’s finances, and suppressed local resistance as part of broader American imperial expansion in the Caribbean.
• B. United States occupation of Nicaragua
  The United States occupation of Nicaragua was a prolonged period of U.S. military intervention and political control in Nicaragua during the early 20th century, aimed at protecting American strategic and economic interests and suppressing local resistance movements.
• C. American occupation of Okinawa
  The American occupation of Okinawa was the post–World War II military governance and control of Okinawa by the United States, marked by extensive U.S. base construction, cultural and political tensions, and a prolonged separation from full Japanese administration.
• D. United States occupation of Veracruz in 1914
  The United States occupation of Veracruz in 1914 was a World War I–era intervention in Mexico in which U.S. forces seized the strategic Gulf Coast city to prevent a German arms shipment from reaching the government of Victoriano Huerta.
• E. Pacific theater of the Spanish–American War
  The Pacific theater of the Spanish–American War was the region of naval and colonial conflict in the western Pacific, centered on U.S. operations against Spanish forces in the Philippines and surrounding waters.
• F. None of above. chosen