Which of the following was NOT a reason for United States to look beyond its boundaries in the late nineteenth century?

A. to sell surplus goods and procure raw materials

B. to provide jobs for its surplus of industrial workers

C. to spread Christianity to those it considered inferior

D. to civilize the "inferior races" in Asia and Africa

E. to establish military alliances with other nations

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17 January, 10:23

Which of the following was NOT a reason for United States to look beyond its boundaries in the late nineteenth century?

A. to sell surplus goods and procure raw materials

B. to provide jobs for its surplus of industrial workers

C. to spread Christianity to those it considered inferior

D. to civilize the "inferior races" in Asia and Africa

E. to establish military alliances with other nations

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Deja Flynn · Answer 1

Among the choices provided, the one that was NOT a reason for United States to look beyond its boundaries in the late nineteenth century is C, to civilize the "inferior races" in Asia and Africa. The exchanged one is the just a single that is I consider be sensibly certain about-there simply hasn't been a period in American history where the exchange wasn't supported and vital.