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Who was president during the Spanish-American War? a. William McKinley b. Chester Arthur c. Andrew Johnson d. Benjamin Harrison
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Who was president during the Spanish-American War?

a. William McKinley
b. Chester Arthur
c. Andrew Johnson
d. Benjamin Harrison

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the real answer is A. William McKinley

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It was "a. William McKinley" who was president of the United States during the Spanish-American War, and he gained a great deal of momentum for the war itself from the idea of "manifest destiny".
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