Social Studies, 13.02.2022 22:20 ctyrector

Offer a one-paragraph response analyzing the cartoon, using some of the tools O'Malley offers.
Discuss the artist's position on imperialism and
what in the cartoon led you to that conclusion. 2)
In a second paragraph, discuss how supporters
of American expansionism rationalized their
position. Also discuss what ideological,
economic, or other factors of the era encouraged
American imperialism. You should identify at
least three key ways/reasons supporters
rationalized imperialism.

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