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Which words in the text most clearly show an imperialistic attitude?
Updated: 11/8/2022
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∙ 7y ago
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The great demoralization of the land
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Anonymous
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∙ 3y agopathetically childish
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anna
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∙ 3y agofaces like grotesque masks.
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Pirit91
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∙ 2y agowe ultimately became, possessions valuable in proportion, not truly a mother at all, under that order of ideas . those are the only answers i got
fairygirl419
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∙ 1y agoFit for civilization.
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Stuffy Beats
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∙ 2y agosavage lands
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