A ten-week war ends Spain's five-century empire and launches the United States as a global military power. Cuba gains nominal independence. The Philippines, Guam, and Puerto Rico change hands. A new kind of imperialism — one that speaks the language of liberation — takes its first steps onto the world stage.
Present Spanish–American War with historical clarity, human dignity, and enough context to understand causes, choices, consequences, and contested memory.
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