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Mice21 [21]
4 years ago
14

Josiah strong and Albert beveridge agreed that expansionism was a natural part of American destiny. How did Strongs argument dif

fer slightly from that of Beveridge
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jeka57 [31]4 years ago
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While Minister Josiah Strong backed expansionism by claiming it was God's Will, Senator Alfred Beveridge justified it by stating that the emerging businesses demanded imperialism and it was America´s destiny to bring trade, liberty, and civilization to benighted people.  

Strong argued that it was America´s manifest destiny to acquire new lands in a race with the other nations to dominate the world and acquire the limited resources. Beveridge argued that the increased business abroad had made it necessary to protect investments overseas.

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