Early in U.S. history, the United States acquired the Floridas from Spain. South Florida was the Florida peninsula, most of the present-day state. North Florida was the Gulf Coast including the Pensacola area of present-day Florida, plus the coast areas of Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana.
After the Spanish American War of 1898, the United States took possession of Puerto Rico, Cuba, Guam, the Philippines and a number of smaller islands. Cuba was quickly made independent and the Philippines was granted independence in 1947. The United States continues to hold most of the other former Spanish territories.
Guam and Puerto Rico remain as US Territories.
They were ceded to the US by Spain after the Spanish American War.
By the US from Spain in the Spanish American War.
The US.
Cuba gained Independence. Guam and Puerto Rico became US Territories. The Philippines and the US got locked into the Philippine American War.
Guam and Puerto Rico remain as US Territories.
They were ceded to the US by Spain after the Spanish American War.
By the US from Spain in the Spanish American War.
No, it did not touch Spain or the US, only the Spanish Territories in the Northern Hemisphere.
Guam an Puerto Rico are still both US Territories.
None, but it does have Guam and Puerto Rico as US Territories,
The US.
Depends on what you are truly asking. The central US TERRITORIES can be found on various maps, but the American COLONIES west of the British colonies were mostly territories claimed by Spain and the French. It wasn't until the Louisiana Purchase that the US had territories in places such as Oklahoma, Kansas, Louisiana, Etc.
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It became one of the US territories.
Spain lost its New World Empire. Cuba became independent, Guam and Puerto Rico became US Territories and the Philippenes and the US began the Philippine American War.
Cuba gained Independence. Guam and Puerto Rico became US Territories. The Philippines and the US got locked into the Philippine American War.