By the end of the Spanish-American War:
a. America's victory could be attributed in large part to expert preparation
b. horses proved essential for the Rough Rider victory
c. the American victory in the decisive battle at Santiago depended on assistance from German forces
d. America finally settled the question of freedom of the seas
e. more American soldiers died from disease than battle
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