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    The 19th century was the worst for the Spanish monarchy as it lost most of its colonies in the Americas to wars of independence, culminating in the loss of its remaining key colonies like the Philippines to the United States after being defeated in the Spanish-American War of 1898. While the colonies gained independence, Spain suffered huge territorial losses as revolutionaries in its former colonies successfully broke away from Spanish rule during a time when Spain was engaging in many wars that it lost.

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    The 19th century was the worst for the Spanish monarchy as it lost most of its colonies in the Americas to wars of independence, culminating in the loss of its remaining key colonies like the Philippines to the United States after being defeated in the Spanish-American War of 1898. While the colonies gained independence, Spain suffered huge territorial losses as revolutionaries in its former colonies successfully broke away from Spanish rule during a time when Spain was engaging in many wars that it lost.

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    Why Was The 19th Century The Worst For The Spanish Monarchy

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    The 19th century was the worst for the Spanish monarchy as it lost most of its colonies in the Americas to wars of independence, culminating in the loss of its remaining key colonies like the Philippines to the United States after being defeated in the Spanish-American War of 1898. While the colonies gained independence, Spain suffered huge territorial losses as revolutionaries in its former colonies successfully broke away from Spanish rule during a time when Spain was engaging in many wars that it lost.

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    1. Why was the 19th century the worst for the Spanish monarchy?

    What were the


    positive and negative things that happened for both the colonizer and the colonized
    country like the Philippines?
    The 19th century was the worst for the Spanish monarchy when its colonies in
    the Americas started waging their own wars of independence in the early 19th
    century, Spain suffered its biggest territorial losses. Many of Spain's colonies began
    revolutions in the 1800s in an effort to break away from the country. Spain was
    engaging in far too many wars, most of which were lost. Many of Spain's key
    colonies were lost when Spain fell to the United States in the Spanish-American
    War of 1898. In terms of Philippine-Spanish relationship, we can remember the
    Treaty of Paris where Spain sold the Philippines to the Americans as they lost the
    war.

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