Based on the cartoon, which conclusion can be made about the United States after the Spanish-American War? The United States had abandoned its policies of imperialism and expansionism. The United States had less territory following the war than it had in the late 1700s. The United States had increased its influence in the world through territorial acquisitions. The United States was ill equipped to defend its newfound territories in the Pacific

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Essence Brandt

10 April, 02:08

Based on the cartoon, which conclusion can be made about the United States after the Spanish-American War? The United States had abandoned its policies of imperialism and expansionism. The United States had less territory following the war than it had in the late 1700s. The United States had increased its influence in the world through territorial acquisitions. The United States was ill equipped to defend its newfound territories in the Pacific

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Malcolm Cannon · Answer 1

A little late but I believe it is C: The United States had increased its influence in the world because after the Spanish-American War Spain lost horribly leading America to gain Cuba, The Philippines, and Puerto Rico which were all colonies of Spain that wanted to become independent. America transformed into one of the top countries that benefited economically as well as politically.