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    William McKinley was president during the Spanish-American War between the United States, Spain, and Cuba in 1898. The war began after the USS Maine exploded in Havana harbor, though concerns over American imperialism also played a role. The outcome of the war raised questions about whether the United States would become an imperial power as it gained control of former Spanish territories like Cuba and the Philippines.

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    William McKinley was president during the Spanish-American War between the United States, Spain, and Cuba in 1898. The war began after the USS Maine exploded in Havana harbor, though concerns over American imperialism also played a role. The outcome of the war raised questions about whether the United States would become an imperial power as it gained control of former Spanish territories like Cuba and the Philippines.

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    U.S. History

    Spanish-American War pre-class assessment

    1. Who was president of the United States of America when the conflict broke out?
    a. William McKinley
    b. James K. Polk
    c. Theodore Roosevelt
    d. Harry S. Truman

    2. Which countries were part of the conflict? (Circle any that apply)
    a. Spain
    b. United States
    c. Cuba
    d. Mexico
    e. Sweden
    f. Philippines
    g. Haiti

    3. Why did the Spanish-American war take place?


    a. Concern over Imperialism
    b. The USS Maine exploded
    c. Just for fun
    d. Both A & B

    4. What did the end of Spanish-American war bring?


    a. Peace between territories and colonizers
    b. The question of America as an empire
    c. Higher taxes on the poor of America
    d. A strong alliance between America and Spain

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