A similar situation occurred during the Jeffersonian Era in the 18th century where Americans dreamt of an America that ranged from east to west, and this romanticization was so strong, Americans were willing to move Native Americans from their homes, to prevent conflict among whites. Americans saw expansion similarly to Americans in the 20th century, as the only path to global power and respect from other nations in the global arena.As America entered the early 20th century, the spirit of expansionism among Americans was reinvigorated due to a variety of factors, among which were social tensions at home, as well as a fear of left behind in the global competition for colonial supremacy, and this driving force behind American imperialism redefined America's role in the world, and has influenced America's foreign policy up to the present day, where American intervenes in foreign countries as the champion of
A similar situation occurred during the Jeffersonian Era in the 18th century where Americans dreamt of an America that ranged from east to west, and this romanticization was so strong, Americans were willing to move Native Americans from their homes, to prevent conflict among whites. Americans saw expansion similarly to Americans in the 20th century, as the only path to global power and respect from other nations in the global arena.As America entered the early 20th century, the spirit of expansionism among Americans was reinvigorated due to a variety of factors, among which were social tensions at home, as well as a fear of left behind in the global competition for colonial supremacy, and this driving force behind American imperialism redefined America's role in the world, and has influenced America's foreign policy up to the present day, where American intervenes in foreign countries as the champion of