What were the consequences of the war Spanish-American War for Spain and the U.S.?

The Spanish-American War resulted in significant territorial losses for Spain, leading to the end of its colonial empire and the cession of territories like Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines to the United States. For the U.S., the war marked its emergence as a global power, expanding its influence in the Caribbean and the Pacific and sparking debates over Imperialism and the responsibilities of an empire. The conflict also fueled national pride and led to increased military and naval expansion in the U.S.