“We deny that the obligation of all citizens to support their Government in times of grave National peril applies to the present situation. If an Administration may with impunity ignore the issues upon which it was chosen, deliberately create a condition of war anywhere on the face of the globe, debauch the civil service for spoils to promote the adventure, organize a truth suppressing censorship and demand of all citizens a suspension of judgement and their unanimous support while it chooses to continue the fighting, representative government itself is imperiled.… We hold, with Abraham Lincoln, that… ‘Those who deny freedom to others deserve it not for themselves, and under a just God cannot long retain it.’ ” — From the platform of the Anti-Imperialist League, 1899 An illustration shows two men struggling in the water surrounding islands. The larger man, with white hair and beard and wearing a red striped shirt and blue vest, appears to have scooped from the water a Filipino man who wields a knife. Palm trees and a U. S. flag appear on the islands in the background. Using the documents, answer a, b, and c. a) Briefly explain the point of view about imperialism expressed by the text excerpt. b) Briefly explain the point of view about imperialism expressed in the cartoon. c) Briefly explain ONE event or idea from the period 1890–1910 that could be used to support or refute the views expressed in the documents.