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The 37 pages that link to Anti-imperialism, each with the reason it gives.

• ImperialismCompared with: It organizes resistance to the power relations imperialism creates.

• Manifest DestinyCompared with: Critics challenged the assumption that national growth justified taking territory.

• William McKinleyCompared with: McKinley's expansionist policies met resistance from Americans who rejected overseas rule.

• Rudyard KiplingCompared with: Its arguments directly contest the imperial duty Kipling defended in poems such as “The White Man’s Burden.”

• Liberal internationalismCompared with: It questions whether liberal international projects can reproduce hierarchy or disguise coercive power.

• American imperialismCompared with: Its advocates challenged the legitimacy and consequences of U.S. expansion.

• The White Man's BurdenCompared with: Its critics rejected the claim that imperial rule was a moral duty.

• Civilizing missionCompared with: Anti-imperialists challenged the claim that domination could be a moral duty.

• ExpansionismCompared with: It challenges the domination often produced by expansionist projects.

• Western imperialism in AsiaCompared with: Its movements challenged Western claims to rule and shaped struggles for sovereignty.