WORLD WAR I
CAUSES AND COURSE OF THE WAR
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“Distance and oceans are no arguments. The fact that all the territory our fathers bought and seized is contiguous [connected], is no argument. In 1819 Florida was farther from New York than Porto Rico is from Chicago today; Texas, farther from Washington in 1845 than Hawaii is from Boston in 1898; California, more inaccessible in 1847 than the Philippines are now. Gibraltar is farther from London than Havana is from Washington; Melbourne is farther from Liverpool than Manila is from San Francisco.”-Senator Albert Beveridge, “The March of the Flag, “ September 16, 1898S enator Beveridge would agree with which one of the following statements?
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Imperial expansion went against the values of the U.S. founders.
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The U.S. should limit its imperial ambitions to the western hemisphere.
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New technologies made it possible for the U.S. to acquire a global empire.
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The U.S. no longer needed to enforce the Monroe Doctrine to protect its interests.
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