The ¨Splendid Little War¨ was a term used by John Hay referring to the Spanish-American war (1898).
He called the event that way basically for all the positive results the US had after the conflict.
Based on national reports it was a short, cheap (money and lives), and the most important part, it was a really popular war, that allowed the US to start to be considered as a world power, between all the nations of the globe.
So making a little syntax, when he mentioned ¨splendid¨ was referring to the excellent results America had after the war and, ¨little¨ highlighting the duration and expenses of it.
There are several ways in which Hitler and Mussolini were similar in their philosophies and actions, but in general they were both dictators who ruled primarily out of fear.
<span>The Mestizos were the social group created in New Spain through the intermixing of people with Spanish and Native American ancestry. The term is now used in Spain, Latin America, and the Philippines.</span>
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A movement for more democracy in American government in the 1830s.
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