Question

1. which 2 conclusions best support the impact of the spanish - american war? european nations began building larger naval forces to counter the us military presence. the pan american alliance enabled international free trade. us presence in caribbean limited european interference. spain engaged in military conflict to regain their lost colonies. increased trade and raw materials.

Explanation:

The Spanish - American War led to the U.S. emerging as a major power in the Caribbean, which limited European interference in the region. Also, European nations, seeing the U.S. military's strength, especially its naval power, began building larger naval forces to counter the U.S. military presence. The Pan - American Alliance was more related to long - term regional cooperation rather than a direct result of the Spanish - American War. Spain did not successfully engage in military conflict to regain its lost colonies after the war. Increased trade and raw materials are more general long - term effects and not the most direct impacts of the war.

Answer:

European nations began building larger naval forces to counter the US military presence
US presence in Caribbean limited European interference