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168. Teddy Roosevelt Takes on the Old World

Empire

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Historical Echoes: The Unseen Importance of the Spanish-American War

The Spanish-American War, often overlooked in US history, stands as a significant yet underappreciated moment that reflects deeper trends in American expansionism and imperialism. Leading up to 1898, the United States was engaged in violent conflicts with Indigenous peoples, culminating in the last recognized battle between US forces and Native Americans in that same year. This convergence of domestic and international stories underscores how the war represents a pivotal shift in America's historical trajectory, marking both an ending and a new chapter in the nation’s expansionist policies.

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