Answer:
The term is usually reserved to two major international conflicts that occurred during the 20th century
Explanation:
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John Steinback wrote the Noble-prize literature (1940) for five months. While doing so, this was the time when his brother-in-law just died and his fears and insecurities on the upcoming war that might affect their house in California. John was under a lot of stress and problems during the creation of the book. However, he still deed his efforts such as visiting the Arvin Federal Government Camp to get a picture of the place that he could use in his book.
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Need for naval bases = acquisition of Philippines and Guam
Monroe Doctrine = aid to Cuban Revolution
"city upon a hill" = guiding countries to independence and democracy
"yellow journalism" = defend against the "attack" on the USS Maine
The Spanish American War gave the US an opportunity to get rid of the last major European influence in the Western Hemisphere and aid in creating democracy in newly freed nations. It also was an opportunity to grow their navy and gain access to resources.
I think France's primary interest was to find gold.
The minute men was a group, might not be the top group however
