Why did Americans attitudes toward overseas expansion change?

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Crank3 years ago

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They felt that the nation needed to find new sources of overseas markets to maintain the strength of their economy. Due to a cycle of over-production and under-consumption led to a large surplus that affected their economy so they eyed potential markets overseas where they can sell their products and find more business opportunities.

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