Certainly! Here’s how each entry pertains to either Anti-Imperialists or Expansionists:
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The U.S. needs new markets for its export goods. - Expansionists
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Assimilating other races might hurt the U.S.. - Anti-Imperialists
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The U.S. should only fight wars to defend itself, not to acquire new territories. - Anti-Imperialists
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The U.S. should spread American democracy to other parts of the world. - Expansionists
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Entering new markets could hurt U.S. workers by forcing them to compete with foreign workers. - Anti-Imperialists
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The U.S. should not take control of foreign territories. - Anti-Imperialists
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The US needs new sources of labor and natural resources. - Expansionists
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The U.S. should spread Christianity to other parts of the world. - Expansionists
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The inexperienced U.S. military needs actual time on the battlefield. - Expansionists
This categorization represents the differing perspectives of those who supported American Imperialism (Expansionists) and those who opposed it (Anti-Imperialists).