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Which of these best explains the stance of the Anti-Imperialist League?
(1 point)
• Expansionism reduced immigration.
• Expansionism violated the Treaty of Paris.
• Expansionism was a way for America to defend itself.
• Expansionism was antidemocratic and anticompetitive.
(1 point)
• Expansionism reduced immigration.
• Expansionism violated the Treaty of Paris.
• Expansionism was a way for America to defend itself.
• Expansionism was antidemocratic and anticompetitive.
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The best explanation of the stance of the Anti-Imperialist League is:
• Expansionism was antidemocratic and anticompetitive.
The Anti-Imperialist League opposed American expansionism, particularly the annexation of territories following the Spanish-American War, on the grounds that it contradicted the principles of democracy and self-determination. They believed that imperialism was contrary to American values and would lead to a focus on competition and oppression rather than democratic ideals.
• Expansionism was antidemocratic and anticompetitive.
The Anti-Imperialist League opposed American expansionism, particularly the annexation of territories following the Spanish-American War, on the grounds that it contradicted the principles of democracy and self-determination. They believed that imperialism was contrary to American values and would lead to a focus on competition and oppression rather than democratic ideals.
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