American Imperialism

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American Imperialism
The Anglo-Saxon times is one of the most complicated times in history as it had a stable government as well as a large amount of literature. Many people have claimed these were unsophisticated times but this was not the case since the culture during this period was too advanced for the people. During this time the Americans wanted to expand their influence throughout the world. One of the reasons for the expansion was for purely political gain. Anglo-Saxon numbers increased as the years went by and by the end of Charles reign, the English Colonists in the USA had greatly increased to 200,000 (Strong 1). In just that century, the American territories had expanded the populations of the Anglo-Saxon and this race was seen as superior as later on they became in charge of the human race. America is very competitive and believes that for one to get what they want, they should go for it. The country, therefore, wanted to have as many territories as possible in control of the political influence. The Anglo-Saxon tribe is said to have had more influence in America than they had in their motherland. The American expansion, while gaining territory dominance also helped the tribe in having new opportunities.
The other argument for American expansion is the willingness to help other countries that they deem as underdeveloped. The cultural reasons are for example the fact that they thought mixed races become more superior than pure ones. The USA wanted to expand their way of life through the world and give them a new way to look at life.

The Americans thought about it from the point of view that other countries were underdeveloped hence need help. This is some way contributed to racism later on since calling other countries uncivilized did not sit well with some individuals. The Anglo-Saxon took pride in claiming that they were geniuses in colonizing. The energy and perseverance they had justified why they thought they were pioneers. The USA penetrated into other countries and took the strongest individuals back to America. In addition, Americans viewed them as superior to survival tactics thus would be able to make it through.
However, the practices conducted during the expansion, in the current world could go against American democracy. The Americans now have freedom of speech, worship, and freedom from fear. It is therefore difficult to force them to get involved any shady business. It, therefore, means that people should not be afraid that instead look for justice the right way. American democracy has ensured that the citizens are free and read that citizens practice equality in all aspects. The tribe was used as a part of the American history to explain the path to their freedom and to a new world. Despite the fact that the practices from the time are not applicable in the current world, they are looked at as part of what made the United States of America. The is however still inequality in some parts of American and one can only hope that this has lessened the levels of civilization in these areas. With this in mind, it is clear that nothing can solve the issue of an inferior race both in the past and present except a ready assimilation. Individuals should, therefore, reflect and find out whether they are destined to play certain parts in the history of the United States of America.
Work Cited
Strong, Josiah. “Josiah Strong: Anglo-Saxon Predominance (1891)”, 11 Feb, 2018, http://xroads.virginia.edu/~drbr/strong.html