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In the late nineteenth century, U.S. businessmen wanted to compete with other nations for natural resources. What policy did they support? A) environmental protection B) anti-im…

In the late nineteenth century, U.S. businessmen wanted to compete with other nations for natural resources. What policy did they support? A) environmental protection B) anti-im…
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In the late nineteenth century, U.S. businessmen wanted to compete with other nations for natural resources. What policy did they support?

A) environmental protection
B) anti-imperialism
C) American imperialism
D) isolationism

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During this time, the U.S. businessmen who wanted to compete with other nations for natural resources generally supported "C) American imperialism," since they wanted America to claim many of the available lands in the east.
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