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Imperialism, US


From 1945, alleged policy of the USA to dominate countries outside US territory. Since the end of World War II the USA has often been accused of engaging in a policy similar to the colonialism of the European nations in the 18th and 19th centuries. According to this allegation, the USA has sought to dominate as much of the world as possible for its own interests, usually without reference to the needs of local people. In response, the USA argues that it has simply stood up for democracy and freedom all over the world, and has risked its own soldiers and money where others have stood aside.

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