The United States became an imperial power

a. when the United States built the Panama Canal.

b. when the United States gained overseas territory.

c. when U. S. marines invaded the Dominican Republic.

d. when U. S. bankers made loans of $1.5 million to Nicaragua.

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Lewis Bryan

3 December, 09:16

The United States became an imperial power

a. when the United States built the Panama Canal.

b. when the United States gained overseas territory.

c. when U. S. marines invaded the Dominican Republic.

d. when U. S. bankers made loans of $1.5 million to Nicaragua.

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Nina Mcgee · Answer 1

Technically speaking, the United States became an imperial power " b. when the United States gained overseas territory", since imperialism implies that a nation is in total control of a foreign land for their own benefit.

The United States became an imperial powera. when the United States built the Panama Canal.b. when the United States gained overseas territory.c. when U. S. marines invaded the Dominican Republic.d. when U. S. bankers made loans of $1.5 million to Nicaragua.

The United States became an imperial power

a. when the United States built the Panama Canal.

b. when the United States gained overseas territory.

c. when U. S. marines invaded the Dominican Republic.

d. when U. S. bankers made loans of $1.5 million to Nicaragua.