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The rough riders included cowboys,college men,blacks and Native Americans("The Battle of San Juan Hill”).

The rough riders were followed by the ninth regiment("The Battle of San Juan Hill”).

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The victory allowed the United States to begin a siege of Santiago de Cuba, which led to Spanish surrender and the end of the Spanish-American War(“The Battle of San Juan Hill”).

Theodore Roosevelt’s actions at San Juan Hill advanced his political career, helping him become vice president and later re-elected as president("The Battle of San Juan Hill”).

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It in Cuba near Porto Rico.

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It started on July 1 1898 and ended on the same day It started.

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The Americans had 205 dead and 1180 wounded("The Spanish American War Battle of San Juan Hill”).

The Spanish had 58 people dead and 170 wounded and 39 captured("The Spanish American War Battle of San Juan Hill”).

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The leader of the rough riders("Theodore Roosevelt”).

He was one of the most activist presidents in U.S. history("Theodore Roosevelt”).

Became president after president McKinley was assassinated("Theodore Roosevelt”).

McKinley appointed Roosevelt assistant secretary of the navy in 1897("Theodore Roosevelt”).

Lead the charge into battle("Theodore Roosevelt”).

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