Question 1 The obvious victims of this expansion-slash-imperialism were the Native Americans, but we can also include the Mexicans who lost their sovereignty after 1848.

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Question 2
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The empires of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries were different because they were colonial in their own special way.

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Question 3
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But make no mistake, underneath it all, imperialism was all about trade (money and power).

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Question 4
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Among the most vocal was Indiana Senator Albert Beveridge, who argued that imperialism was benevolent and would bring a new day of freedom.

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Question 5
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There were also non-racist anti-imperialists who argued that empire itself, with its political domination of conquered people, was incompatible with democracy. Which to be fair, it is. The Democratic Party.

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