The political issue of American Imperialism was also satirically discussed in 19th century literary texts like in the anti-slavery and anti-imperialism works of Mark Twain. His works such as ‘The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn’ (1885) and ‘To the Person Sitting in Darkness’ (1901) discusses mainly on the civil rights and critics on American Imperialism (Twain 1992). This is to oppose the imperialism in the United States of America which was dates back to the conquest of Puerto Rico and Philippines in the late 19th century through Spanish-American War (McGreevey 2017). Nowadays, modern American Imperialism is shaped in an aggressive foreign policy, spreading liberal democracy, and expanding corporations across the world through a process called
