How did Americans feel about the results of the Spanish-American war?

Answer 1

They were upset they did not gain independence. APEX

Answer 2

The Spanish were devastated after losing the Spanish- American War, in which they lost their last overseas colonies. They responded by questioning their identity as a nation and as a people because their empire was no more. If they were no longer the Spanish Empire, what were they? A group of authors, known as the Generation of '98, which included Miguel de Unamuno, wrote short stories and novels that concerned themselves with the themes of the past, existentialism, identity, and the passage of time. They attempted in their literature to renew and rediscover the identity of the Spanish people.

Answer 3

The majority was very supportive. Why remains debateable, but volunteerism was at a high point.

Answer 4

American's thought that it was unnecessary because of the fact that the Bond Warship and the Maine was destroyed in terms for the Cubans. Terms of which were undependable.

Answer 5

The policy of reconcentration

Answer 6

The policy of reconcentration