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The US was neutral concerning the Spanish Civil War of the 1930's.
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∙ 8y agoThe US was neutral concerning the Spanish Civil War of the 1930's.
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What does the US Civil War and Spanish-American War have in common?
There were Civil War vetrans who also served in the Spanish American War.
Who did the US fight in the Spanish Civil War?
The US did not fight in the Spanish Civil War although at least 2,000 US citizens did serve in the International Brigadesagainst the Fascists.
What war was Commodore George Dewey in?
The US Civil War and the Spanish American War.
Did the Spanish-American War occur before the US Civil War?
No, it did not. The American Civil War was fought between 1861 and 1865, while the Spanish-American War was fought from April to August of 1898.
Was William McKinley in the Spanish-American War?
NO. He was President of the US during this war, but did not fight in it. (He did fight in the Civil War. )
Was there a draft during the Spanish American war?
The first nation wide US draft was the US Civil War in 1861-1865.
Was Annie Oakley alive during a war?
The US Civil War, Spanish American War and World War I all happened in her lifetime.
Who was the first US Civil Governor of the Philippines after the Spanish American War?
William Howard Taft.
What came first the Cold War or the Spanish American War?
The Cold War came after WW2 and WW1 came before WW2 and after the Spanish American War and therefore the US Civil War preceededed the Spanish American War, or something like that.
What war was after the US Civil War?
World War One The Spanish-American War. However, there were minor interventions throughout the period by numerous Presidents.
Who referred to the spanish-American war as a splendid little war?
John Hay, the US ambassador to England referred to the war as a "splendid little war" in comparison to the US Civil War in his letter to Teddy Roosevelt.
Who referred to the Spanish-American as a splendid little war?
John Hay, the US ambassador to England referred to the war as a "splendid little war" in comparison to the US Civil War in his letter to Teddy Roosevelt.
