U.S. Expansionism

There are three basic elements, beyond that of a federal government, that define every civilized, successful and forward-moving society: business and the economy, military, and religion. At the end of the nineteenth century in America, the prevailing mood in each of these ôinstitutionsö supported Imperialism so significantly that to argue otherwise would be to deny the United States her role as world superpower.

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Approximate Word count = 319
Approximate Pages = 1 (250 words per page)

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