Grover Cleveland - 1885-1889.
Benjamin Harrison - 1889-1893.
Grover Cleveland - 1893-1897.

During these three presidencies, the United States continues its industrial development and gradually expands its international influence. From the dedication of the Statue of Liberty to rivalries with European powers in the Pacific, trade disputes, arbitration in the Bering Sea, and the Venezuelan crisis, transatlantic relations evolve through both cooperation and diplomatic tensions.

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