annexationism

Then in 1916 he signed a declaration against German annexationism.

Annexationism is the desire to appropriate additional privileges, possessions or territories.

The opposite of annexationism is separatism.

Annexationism is related to irredentism which is the desire of larger states to annex all or part of smaller states.

The most extreme form of continentalism is annexationism, which advocates all or part of Canada joining the United States.

There is also a small minority in Canada that is interested in "annexationism", or having the United States absorb Canada.

Volume 2, 1845-1895: From the Era of Annexationism to the Outbreak of the Second War for Independence.

Not long afterwards, many English-speakers in Canada became attracted to American nationalism, in the form of annexationism, highlighted by the Montreal Annexation Manifesto of 1850.

The ideology which favours Canadian integration with the United States, economically or politically, is known as "continentalism", the more radical version which favours Canada becoming part of the United States is called "annexationism".

Through this medium he argued against the exploitative colonialism of Spain in Cuba, criticized the Home Rule (Autonomista) Party for having aims that fell considerably short of full independence, and warned against U.S. annexationism which he felt could only be prevented by Cuba's successful independence.