Who did the spanish american war change america

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<span>The fellow above me has the Mexican War (1846) confused with the Spanish American War in 1898. After the American victories over Spain in Cuba and the Phillippine Islands the United States became an imperialist power. It left the United States with overseas territories, colonies and as the major power in the Pacifdic Ocean. </span>

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