What was the prevailing opinion among Europeans of the United States' victory over Spain?
A. Europeans mocked the United States' empire of tiny islands.
B. The British, French, and Germans put their navies on high alert to protect their colonies from American aggression.
C. British and French media and government sources suggested the United States was emerging as one of the great world powers.
D. Little was made of the victory, as Spain had been in steady decline for centuries.
Answer: C
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