Those who favored overseas expansion by the United States in the late nineteenth

century argued that

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Those who favored overseas expansion by the United States in the late nineteenth

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-increasing American production necessitated the acquisition of additional markets.

-a worldwide scramble for empire, not including the United States, might eliminate American opportunities for growth as well as threaten its defenses.

-The end of the frontier in America raised fears about diminishing opportunities at home.

-it was America's duty and destiny to extend its "superior" government and culture to less privileged and capable peoples.

Those who favored overseas expansion by the United States in the late nineteenthcentury argued that

Those who favored overseas expansion by the United States in the late nineteenth

century argued that