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Expansionism was among the various issues that played a role in the coming of the war.
It was the military that had been driving China's new expansionism.
For more than a decade it held the line against Soviet expansionism.
However, both factions believed in expansionism, a strong military, and a coming war.
Historians have considered the idea that American expansionism was one cause of the war.
After all, everyone knows about the traditional directions of German expansionism.
This is a sobering point in an age of museum expansionism.
In the 1937 elections the people clearly expressed that they were against expansionism policy.
Another factor is the sheer expansionism on the part of Federal agencies.
Our presence here is solely expansionism for the sake of power.
This, after all, was the age of Spanish expansionism at its most ferocious.
The Panic of 1893 contributed to the growing mood for expansionism.
I think that what this represents is an aggressive, arrogant expansionism.
Did they exaggerate the threat of Soviet expansionism in the third world?
Expansionism and the scramble for members in organizing programs bring to light these border issues.
The formation spent, the first few years of its history guarding again Soviet expansionism.
Jews, by contrast, were not seen as a threat to Italian expansionism.
They must understand that we stand against their expansionism."
Perhaps more important, the traditional specter of Communist expansionism has evaporated.
By 1910, therefore, expansionism had turned into overt and formal colonialism.
This time, however, he was charged with appeasing Serbian expansionism.
But German militarism and expansionism certainly played a major, very likely decisive role.
He also reaffirmed the continuing need to oppose German expansionism.
However, opposition to expansionism was strong and vocal in the United States.
William's foreign policy was dominated by the priority to contain French expansionism.