The united states established a stronger naval presence after the spanish-american war by

The United States established a stronger naval presence after the Spanish-American War by building bases—stronger naval presence. The expansion of the U.S. in the 19th century was not limited to North America. It includes an ongoing push to establish stronger United States presence in and across the Pacific. The said westward maritime expansion, mostly driven by some commerce, had very significant implications for the United States foreign policy.