How did the Spanish American war contribute to the United States becoming a world power ?

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<span>It showed the world that the US was ready to expand its empire and gain resources in other parts of the world. It also let the world see how strong the US's army and navy really were, as this was the first time in quite a while that they fought anybody outside of America.
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