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Pro-imperialist arguments:
-The presence of the United States in other regions of the world.
-The economic control through the exploitation of raw materials and natural resources.
-Instill political presence in other countries to protect the economic interests of the US.
.Major influence of American culture over the presence of other European superpowers.
Anti-imperialist arguments:
-Republican principles did not include imperialistic ideas.
-One of the original ideas of the US government had been the principle of "no intervention." And anti-imperialists supporters believed that it should continue to be valid.
-American principles believed in respect for other nations. It was part of the high-morale of an American.
-The Anti-imperialist League was created in 1898 to support non-interventional policies.
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