How did countries throughout the world view the United States after the Spanish-American War? as a power only in the Americas as a trading nation with little military strength as a weak nation that needed to strengthen its navy as a major power with worldwide military strength

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Harper Walls

3 March, 17:38

How did countries throughout the world view the United States after the Spanish-American War? as a power only in the Americas as a trading nation with little military strength as a weak nation that needed to strengthen its navy as a major power with worldwide military strength

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Jesus Carr · Answer 1

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Sidney Terry · Answer 2

It could be argued that after the Spanish-American War, many other countries viewed the United States " s a major power with worldwide military strength," since the US had defeated a major international power during this conflict and taken new territory.