When was the idea of the Antillean Confederation strongest?
From the 1850s up until the Spanish–American War
During the Cuban Revolution
During the Haitian Revolution
During the Mexican Revolution
Answer
The idea of the Antillean Confederation was strongest from the 1850s up until the Spanish–American War. After the war, which transferred the colonies of Cuba and Puerto Rico from Spain to the United States, the support for the idea largely faded away.
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