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Works Cited

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https://youtu.be/BbBnf3IycbU
(“USS Maine Video”)

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(“USS Maine Photo”).

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Havana, Cuba

February 15, 1898

Caused by some accidental fire

Construction started October 17, 1888

Length 324’

("USS Maine").

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266 of the 354 crew members died

U.S. blamed Spain

Later the U.S. Navy confirmed the ship was blown up by a mine

They finally said the ship was blown up by some sort of accidental fire or explosion.

Started the Spanish American war

("Explosion of the USS Maine").

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(“Remember the Maine”).

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("Charles Dwight").

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Charles Dwight Sigsbee

Captain of the USS Maine

United States Navy

Buried in Arlington

Survived the Explosion

("Charles Dwight").