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When the United States invaded Puerto Rico during the Spanish-American Wara. the army encountered stiff resistance from the Spanish.b. the resulting battle ended the war.c. most of the population greeted the invaders as liberating heroes.d. heavy fighting occurred in the harbor at San Juan.e. its intentions were to grant Puerto Rican independence.
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