Confederate-Spanish War

The Confederate-Spanish War was an armed conflict lasting 10 months in 1887 and 1888 between the Confederacy and the Spanish Empire. It was fought over control of Cuba, after the Confederate general John Bell Hood refused to honour the ten-year treaty of 'monitored peace' on Cuba.

It ended with a Confederate victory, the annexation of Cuba as a territory, and the reinstatement of slavery on the island.