What did proponents (Pro-Imperialists) of American expansion argue?

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garik1379 [7]2 years ago

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Proponents of American expansion argued that the United States is divinely commissioned to spread its high Christian civilization and protect civil liberty. ... Furthermore, expanding and creating colonies would be a direct contradiction to the foundation of the United States as a colony that fought for its independence.

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