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What is the main motivation of imperialism for Albert Beveridge?

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Serjik [45]2 years ago

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The main motivations of imperialism for Albert was economic gain, political dominance, racism.

<h3>What is imperialism?</h3>

This was a system that nations used to improve upon by their wealth by extending their way into other countries through the use of force.

They end up dominating the area and also controlling the economic and political activities in the area.

Albert was a senator in the United States and a member of the progressive party.

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