By gaining possessions and influence in Asia and the Americas during the Spanish -American War, the United States - threatened British power around the world.
- forced China and Japan to open their ports to trade.
- helped Spain keep its power in Europe - - became a worldwide power with an extended empire

became a worldwide power with an extended empire.

Explanation: The United States gained possessions and influence in Asia and the Americas during the Spanish-American War and in doing so, they became a worldwide power with an extended empire.

This war was a turning point for the history of America because it not only gave them the territory and political advantage, but it made them a world power and they began to be more involved in world affairs.

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