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How did American foreign policy change after the victory of the Spanish American War?
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The Spanish-American War brought about a major change in US foreign policy in that the US?
became a colonial power
What was NOT a factor in fostering a change in American foreign policy by 1890?
the job it ok for me
How did the victory at New Orleans change the American peoples views of Andrew Jackson?
it made the American People think of Andrew Jackson as a "Hero".
Did pearl harbor change American foreign policy?
Yes, from a peace footing to a war footing.
Which war is most closely associated with the emergence of the US as a world power?
It depends upon your reading of the question. In the US, it is typically argued that the Spanish-American War of 1898 was the United States' first foray into Imperialism. The victory over Spain, led to the first US extracontinental colonies: Puerto Rico and the Philippines. However, less than a decade after the Spanish-American War, the American population became incrasingly isolationist. When World War I broke out, the United States stayed out of the war for the first three years and remained out of the early part of World War II. However, World War II (1941-1945 for the US) led to a permanent change in US foreign policy that led to a more imperialist and expansionary foreign policy. The three wars of Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Iraq are most closely associated with this new emergence of the US as an imperialist world power.
How did the attitude of many American change after the terrorist of September 11 2001?
they became more concerned with foreign policy
How did the status of the US change as a result of the Spanish-American War?
The US was seen as a World Power.
How did the Spanish American War change the country?
It became see as a World Power for the first time.
How did Henry kaiser change shipbuilding in world war 2?
Kaiser's innovations let American war workers produce great ships very quickly contributing to the American victory in WWII.
Definition of foreign policy?
Foreign policy is the practices associated with a government's handling foreign nations. Nations can change their foreign policies at any time with the right votes.
How did the relationship with cuba and Puerto Rico change after the spanish American war?
The United States and Cuba were no longer allies after the Spanish American War. Today, Puerto Rico is still a US territory and they maintain a peaceful relationship.
How did the Spanish American War change the perceptions of the US?
It had become a force to be reckoned with and had gained status as a world power/
