The quick American victory in the Spanish-American War can primarily be attributed to expert preparation in the Pacific and Caribbean. The United States had strategically prepared its military forces and logistics for conflicts in these regions, which played a vital role in the swift and decisive outcomes of key battles during the war. While the support of Cuban insurgents and specific groups like the Buffalo Soldiers contributed to the war effort, the overall success was largely due to America's military readiness and strategic planning.
To which of the following can the quick American victory in the Spanish-American War be attributed?(1 point)
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the military support of the Cubans
the military support of the Cubans
the Buffalo Soldiers’ victory
the Buffalo Soldiers’ victory
expert preparation in the Pacific and Caribbean
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