How did Spain's prestige as a world power decline because of the Spanish American War?

History

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Vikentia [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Losing of territories

Explanation:

The Spanish lost Florida and this weakened the economy so much that they lost their foothold in Mexico and Latin America also, which greatly impacted their economy. After losing their foothold in the West, Spain faded out of the world spotlight as a superpower.

sasho [114]3 years ago

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Answer: loss of land

The answer is loss of land because when the Spanish lost Florida, Mexico, and the Western Territory in the United States. So many people forgot about this country because they lost so much land. The answer is loss of land.

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