As a result of the Spanish-American War of 1898, Spain lost what?

As a result of the US war against Spain in 1898, the latter lost Cuba, the Philippines and Puerto Rico. It all started with the anti-Spanish uprising in Cuba in 1895, which was supported by the American business elite. Many US volunteers were sent to Cuba, as well as a battleship that exploded. President McKinley offered Spain to grant independence to the island, otherwise he promised to blockade Cuba. After that, the Spaniards entered into a military conflict with the United States. As a result of the fighting between the two powers, the Treaty of Paris was signed, in which the Spaniards made significant concessions.