Question

Was America's intervention in the world in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century motivated more by the desire for economic markets or by the mission of bringing democracy to other regions?

Answer 1

America's intervention in the world in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century was more motivated by the desire for economic markets. They were still building their markets and only focused on themselves at the time. Up until WWII, the United States wasn't associated with any foreign country, and the war with Japan had ended their isolation.