The U.S. wanted Guam so that we could gain more land and power. It was also a very strategic location for the refueling of coal powered ships.
To establish a naval base.
Guam was a stepping stone in defeating the Japanese Empire in World War 2.
The Japanese attack on Guam was a part of the World War II Pacific War offensive. It took place just hours after the Japanese attacks on Pearl Harbor, the Philippines, Malaya, Singapore, and Hong Kong. These events effectively brought the United States in the war.
The US wanted to control the islands in the Pacific because they were strategic locations that could be used to control shipping and trade in the region
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Control of the Pacific Islands was essential in order to build a base from which military power could be directly applied to the main islands of Japan.
Hawaii is the farthest from the continental US. Alaska is next.
Hawaii and Guam and Puerto Rico.
As a result of the Spanish-American War, 1898 the US occupied Guam, the Philippine Islands, Puerto Rico, and Cuba. The US purchased the Philippine Islands for $20,000 and became independent in 1948; Cuba became a protectorate of the US but obtained its independence from Spain; and Guam became a territory of the US as well as Puerto Rico.
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The United Kingdom.
Yes, Guam became a US Territory as a result of the Spanish American War.
The U.S. wanted Guam so that we could gain more land and power. It was also a very strategic location for the refueling of coal powered ships. To establish a naval base. Guam was a stepping stone in defeating the Japanese Empire in World War 2.
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The US gained Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines. Cuba was nominally independent but under US supervision.
The U.S. wanted Guam so that we could gain more land and power. It was also a very strategic location for the refueling of coal powered ships. To establish a naval base. Guam was a stepping stone in defeating the Japanese Empire in World War 2.
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The Philippines which has since gained independence, but Guam and Puerto Rico are still US Territories.
Through the Treaty of Paris after winning the Spanish American war.
No, the US made Guam and the Philippines Territories, but the Pacific belongs to no single nation.
To establish a naval base
Guam and Puerto Rico plus they purchased the Philippines for $20 million.