The united states' international power grew as a result of the spanish-american war because it
a. increased military spending.
b. signed a treaty with mexico.
c. built its industries.
d. gained new territories.

D. gained new territories.

Explanation:

When the United States won the Spanish-American War, they annexed new territories. Adding these new territories helped U.S. influence grow in the world.

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