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Which best explains why many Americans criticized the Spanish-American War?

They wanted the United States to focus on matters on the home front.
They thought the United States should remain neutral in world affairs.
They worried the United States would be drawn into a larger war.
They believed the United States should pursue territory closer to home.

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Answer:

b) they thought the united states would remain neutral in world affairs

Explanation:

Many Americans criticized the Spanish-American War as they thought the United States should remain neutral in world affairs.

  • The foreign policy of the United States was to stay away from conflicts with other nations.
  • George Washington believed that America as a newly formed nation was not strong enough to fight others as they feared colonization.
  • Proclamation of Neutrality was implemented in America during the presidency of George Washington in 1793.
  • During the Spanish- American War, Americans believed that they would not engage in war as they wanted to stay neutral.

Therefore we can understand that the foreign policy was implemented by looking at the benefit of the United States.

Thus option B. is the correct answer.

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