Which war was fought at the end of the nineteenth century?
mexican-american war
world war i
civil war
spanish-american war

The good answer is The Spanish-American War.

Explanation:

It was fought for several months in 1898. The US forces quickly defeated the Spanish armies in Cuba, destroying its fleet in Santiago. The US took Cuba, Puerto Rico, Guam and the Philippines from Spain.

Both the Civil War and the Mexican-American War are earlier events in the 19th century.

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