<span /><span>the belief or doctrine, held chiefly in the middle and latter part of the 19th century, that it was the destiny
of the U.S. to expand its territory over the whole of North America.</span>
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Liberty and equality are two fundamental rights granted to citizens in democracy. All Human rights are facilitated,In context of society. SO none of them can be enjoyed by and Individual in absolute terms. AS a result Equality and Liberty become Complementary to each other. if one individual has right to enjoy freedom then he has to be careful about other fellow beings by not violating their right of Liberty. Our activities should not hurt others. This is facilitated by right to equality. welfare states are supposed to make extra provisions for the people of deprived sections of society to facilitate their rights.
Is this a multiple choice question? If so, please post the answer options. :)
In their latest brief to the U.S. Supreme Court, the voting and minority rights groups challenging Texas' political maps painted Republican state lawmakers as opportunistically inconsistent in their treatment of appearance versus reality.
Assuming you mean the military of the USA, in the 1920s the US military engaged in a series of military interventions called Banana Wars in order to keep the economic climate in the area friendly to American commercial interest. They were called Banana Wars because the main interest was from fruit companies. In the 1930s FDR's Good Neighbor Policy toned down American involvement in the area.
