The main way in which the US involvement in the spanish-american war represented a shift from isolationism to intervention is that this was the first time the United States had really committed troops and resources to a war that had seemingly no effect on the expansion of US borders. It was more done out of altruism.
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None are "better" it depends on the country
one can work for another country, but not for this country, each has its good things and bad things
for example: communism vs democracy
the government controls everything in communism, giving the citizens no chance to voice their own opinions, however, that means everybody is "equal" in a sense
in democracy, there are poor people, and rich people, the poor people want more money, the rich want to keep their titles of "rich", which may spark hatred and other things.
These are two examples. Again, none of them are better than another, it really depends on the people.
hope this helps
The answer to the question is 1889 however it did not go smoothly
A person who supports the government
