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Match the factors that encouraged expansionist ideas in the United States with their outcomes.
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excess labor and production capacity
Alfred T. Mahan's writing
Josiah Strong's writings
Herbert Spenser's Social Darwinism
yellow Journalism
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Jingoism
belief that America is inherently superior
America's entry into foreign markets
the spread of "pure Christianity"
naval development


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