[Answer] 3. The rallying cry "Remember the Maine" was used to stir up support for the Spanish-American War across the U.S.A. What exactly was the Maine referring to?

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...1. A U.S. battleship that blew up in the harbor of Havana, Cuba. 2. A casino in Havana blown up by Cuban revolutionaries. 3. An American whaling ship seized by the Spanish Navy. 4. The Maine telegram, urging Maine to leave the U.S. union and join Spain. The battleship USS Maine was destroyed by an explosion on the night of February 15, 1898 while at anchor in Havana harbor, resulting in the deaths of 266 Americans. The ship had been sent there to protect American lives and property during civil unrest in Cuba. It was unclear at the time whether the explosion was accidental or the work of a Spanish mine.

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A U.S. battleship that blew up in the harbor of Havana, Cuba.:

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