In 1898, the Spanish-American War broke out. The US became a powerhouse in Asia thanks to this conflict. With the annexation of Guam and the Philippines, the US expanded its sway over Asia. A peace treaty was concluded between the two nations following the conflict.
As a result of the United States' success in the war, the Spanish were forced to renounce their claims to Cuba and hand up control of Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines to the United States in a peace treaty. During the battle, the US also annexed Hawaii, an independent state.
The US gained ownership of and/or influence over a large number of additional areas as a result of its victory in the Spanish American War. A new far-flung empire was formed as a result of these and other geographical acquisitions.
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Francisco Pizarro went to the Inca with 167 soldiers, and since Sapa Inca, the new Inca leader, had just been victorious in a five-year-long war, he let all the soldiers in, unharmed. But, when Sapa Inca went to visit the Spanish, he brought 2000 armed men with him, but none of them were soldiers, so the Spanish grabbed him by the throat, and killed the 2000 attendants. So, Sapa Inca suggested that they let him go, in exchange for a room full of silver and gold, and the Spanish took it and quickly killed Sapa Inca. None of his soldiers came to his rescue since they were not ordered to do so.
His conquests where so successful that he is sometimes referred to as "The Napoleon<span> of the </span>Andes<span>." When Pachacuti died in 1471, the empire stretched from </span>Chile<span> to the south and </span>Ecuador<span> to the north also including the modern countries of </span>Peru<span> and </span>Bolivia<span> as well as most of northern </span>Argentina<span>.</span>