American Imperialism

This study examines the multidimensional nature of American imperialism, tracking its development from the late 1800s to the present. By researching significant historical events such as the Spanish-American War, Hawaii's annexation, and the Philippine-American War, the book sheds light on the ideological, economic, and strategic factors motivating US expansionism. The examination digs into the effects of American imperialism on both colonial regions and the United States, emphasizing the intricate interplay of power, culture, and resistance. Furthermore, the research examines contemporary expressions of American imperialism, specifically military intervention, economic supremacy, and cultural hegemony. The study emphasizes imperialism's long-term impact on global geopolitics and American identity through a careful examination of primary materials and scholarly interpretations.