Did The U.S. win the Spanish-American War?

Question

did we

Answer 1

Yes, the US won that war. We got several Spanish possessions including Cuba (which is what started the war), the Philippines (an easy naval victory for the US), Guam and Puerto Rico.

Answer 2

Only 109 days after the outbreak of war, the Treaty of Paris, which ended the conflict, gave the United States ownership of the former Spanish colonies of Puerto Rico, the Philippines and Guam. The U.S. took control of Cuba, ended the insurrection, expelled the Spanish and granted independence there in 1902.

Answer 3

Dude, why do you care plenty? You sound like a fourth-grader who did not get a turn on the tetherball pole. enable's generalize: america - regardless of fits and starts, successes and mess ups - has accumulated the biggest armed forces firepower the international has ever considered. meanwhile, the Spanish, who at one evaluate history controlled an super empire, have progressively declined in capacity and geopolitical importance for certainly one of those motives. can we agree on those generalizations and recover from IT?!?

Answer 4

As the Spanish abandoned Cuba after it I would say the answer is yes.

Answer 5

yes it took place in 1898 and the us gained control of cub a , puerto Rico, Guam , and the Philippines Cuba was granted its independence in 1902 next time just search the web

Answer 6

Yes we got Puerto Rico, Cuba, and the Phillipines. Cuba soon became independent

Answer 7

Yup, we won it. I just learned about that a couple weeks ago in history class. it was a very instresting subject. The spanish were VERY brutal in that war.

Answer 8

Yes and we did quite well.

Answer 9

yes we did