Question

1. what country was pushed out of the caribbean and the pacific when the treaty of paris was signed, mexico united states spain

Explanation:

The Treaty of Paris (1898) ended the Spanish - American War. As a result of this treaty, Spain ceded its colonial territories in the Caribbean (like Cuba, though Cuba became independent in a different sense, and Puerto Rico) and in the Pacific (like the Philippines and Guam) to the United States. So Spain was pushed out of these regions. Mexico was not involved in this context, and the United States was the one gaining territory, not being pushed out.

Answer:

C. Spain