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Q: Why did Alfred mahan think it was important to build a large navy?
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When was Alfred Thayer Mahan born?

Alfred Thayer Mahan was born on 1840-09-27.


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Who encouraged the annexation of Hawaii?

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Who wrote The Influence of sea power Upon History 1660-1783.?

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What contribution did Alfred to. Mahan make to help America become an imperial power?

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