Well there is a problem with that question in that the US has never retained any country they have done war with post-finalization which means they have never practiced Imperialism.
I'm assuming what you meant to ask is "What are three factors that fueled U.S. expansionism?"
1. Debt to Holland, France, Denmark and Norway to fund the American Revolutionary War.
2. US business law deeming all international affairs not with in US jurisdiction over US companies.
3. Europe ceding legal rights to American companies do to a very one sided (US favored) terms for the acceptance of European banks to establish a central bank in the US that allowed for legal presence of American companies in any country that established central banking through US founded World Bank or IMF.
Mostly the third one though. The Rothschilds got rich selling the world to the US and China. China as they hold the Treaty of Wangxia which promises China rights in the US equal to any other nation and vice-versa.
Economic Reasons, Politics, Military Strength and culture/change/clash
Economic, Cultural, and Military
Economy, Culture and Military
Gold, Glory and God
Three factors that spurred American imperialism were economic interests, a desire for military power and strategic advantages, and the belief in American exceptionalism and manifest destiny. The need for new markets and resources drove American businesses to seek overseas territories. Additionally, the acquisition of colonies would provide the U.S. with bases and coaling stations for its navy, enabling it to project power globally. Finally, the idea that the United States had a special role to play in spreading democracy and civilization motivated American expansionism.
1. politics 2. economy 3. religion 4. military
A wealth of natural resources, the onset of the Industrial Revolution in America, and the hard work, and inventiveness of the American people.
1. American Support of Cuban Rebels to gain independencs from Spain. 2. Rising Tensions as a result of the sinking of the U.S.S Maine. 3. Protection of American buisness interests in Cuba. 4. Yellow Journalism.
The three general factors fueling the imperialist policy in the 1880s are social, economic, and political imperialism.
3
Gold, Glory and God
Ships were able to transport goods world wide
Military, Political, & Humane
Three factors that spurred American imperialism were economic interests, a desire for military power and strategic advantages, and the belief in American exceptionalism and manifest destiny. The need for new markets and resources drove American businesses to seek overseas territories. Additionally, the acquisition of colonies would provide the U.S. with bases and coaling stations for its navy, enabling it to project power globally. Finally, the idea that the United States had a special role to play in spreading democracy and civilization motivated American expansionism.
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Class 1 Division 3 explosive
The factors of 3 are 1 and 3. Also, 3 is a prime number.
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The factors of 3 are 1 and 3 and the factors of 5 are 1 and 5
The factors of 3 are 1 and 3 The factors of 15 are 1, 3, 5, and 15