Acquiring an overseas empire fundamentally transformed Americans by expanding their worldview and fostering a sense of national identity linked to global power. It prompted debates about Imperialism, democracy, and racial superiority, shaping domestic attitudes and policies. Economic interests also surged, as access to new markets and resources fueled industrial growth. Ultimately, this expansion redefined America's role on the international stage, establishing it as a significant global player.
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The Philippines c:
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Portugual which came to be the Portuguese Overseas Empire. 1415 to 1999
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threatened to undermine democracy at home.
No. In 1898 the US and Spain fought the Spanish-American War, and Spain lost its overseas empire to the Americans, but the Americans never ruled Spain or tried to.
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No. It was an overseas territory of the Spanish Empire from 1521 until 1821, however.
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The Philippines c:
The British, they ruled a quarter of the world. The Americans never had an empire.
France.
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