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.
More than 38 million served
17 million died
20 million werewounded
Answer:
The Roman Catholic Church.
The Europeans thought that they deserved to colonized the people who were native to Africa. They didn't pay any attention to the Africans boarder or tribes and just overruled them with there own political borders. Then there is obviously, the slave trading business.
The Europeans must have thought that were better because you wouldn't treat someone who you view as your equal that way.
To me B and D sounds like they are true statements.
