It really did have a non-euro power curb stomp a (admittedly declined) monarchy, really setting the tone for the 20th century
Yeah China trade did open up as a result, but the war itself did not penetrate directly beyond Philippines. And Africa was entirely unaffected I’d say. Basically looking for when elites around the world might first have been talking about the same world affairs.
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It's a good question. So much went on that ripples still today. Kern's The Culture of Time and Space is a good intellectual history of this period. http://www.hup.harvard.edu/catalog.php?isbn=9780674021693&content=reviews …
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Well, if that's the standard, DEFINITELY the Spanish American war
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