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Consequences of War

"Splendid little war" results in American empire when under the terms of the peace treaty with Spain, America gains Cuba, Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines ⭐️


- went well/quickly



McKinley annexes Hawaii in July in 1898


- irrelevant to war, relevant to empire



Americans dictate new Cuban constitution and sign a 99-year lease on Guantanamo Bay



Filipinos fight against American occupation under the leadership of Emilio Aguinaldo for seven years before US controls the islands


- 4,000 Americans die, 40,000 Filipinos die

Conclusion

Spanish-American war serves as "the point of no return" in America's rise to wold power



American overseas expansion fueled by four primary considerations


- Economic markets


- Raw materials


- Coaling stations for ships to refuel


- Military bases

Imperialism finally reached

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