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In the 19th century, American foreign policy was significantly influenced by economic interests and the pursuit of profits. The expansion of trade routes and the desire for new markets drove the U.S. to pursue territorial expansion, exemplified by events like the Louisiana Purchase and the annexation of Texas. Additionally, the need for raw materials fueled imperial ambitions, leading to interventions in Latin America and the Pacific. Overall, the quest for profit often guided diplomatic decisions and military actions during this era.
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