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How did the end of the Spanish-American War establish the United States as a world power?a. It gave the United States lands beyond its borders, making it an imperial powerb. It marked the first U.S. major military victory against a world power.c. It opened the Caribbean to the United States, giving it protectorates like European countries.d. It led to the annexation of the Philippines, giving the United States a stronghold in the Pacific and access to all of Asia
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