Late Nineteenth Century American Imperialism
In the context of the late 19th century, how did American views on nationalism and expansionism evolve with regard to overseas imperialism?
A
A growing number of Americans began to see overseas imperialism as an extension of national ambition, driven by both economic and strategic interests.
B
American sentiment strongly favored complete isolationism, rejecting any form of ventures into colonial or imperial pursuits abroad.
C
There was a general consensus that expansion should be limited to the North American continent, with little enthusiasm for engaging in global ventures.
D
The period was dominated by a radical anti-imperialist movement that successfully halted all attempts at overseas expansion.
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