The anti-imperialists oppose U.S. imperialism for several reasons. They said it showed disloyalty and was a crime. In addition, they opposed to the concept of individual freedom and because of the isolationist stance of the US.<span> The anti-imperialists also opposed to expansion because they believed </span>that this <span>would </span>constrain the abandonment of American ideals of self-government and non-intervention<span> </span>
The Civil War took up a lot of government resources, Native Americans<span> in the Midwest weren't paid the way the treaties said they had to be. This led to conflicts between the US and the </span>Indians<span>, including a famous incident in Minnesota that ended with about 40 Sioux being hanged.</span>
There will be political stability
There will not be conflict between the different parties
There will be a great environment for the pace of development of the country
in the 1900s The U. S. Wanted to maintain the created expansion and not 'push its luck' with other nations.
<h3>How was United States in 1900s?</h3>
In 1900s, United States gained a lot of space and territory which was a result of some events such as as world war and others.
However, imperialistic actions on the part of the united states was made because those territory gained by United States were been secured.
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