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What was one of the arguments against imperialism from anti-imperialists like William Jennings Bryan and the Anti-Imperialist League?The United States could only remain competitive with other western powers by creating an American Empire abroadPeople in many foreign countries were not fit to rule themselves so the U.S. had a duty to civilize them and bring western valuesDemocracy rests on self-government and restricting self-rule abroad through imperialism would threaten one of the founding principles of the United StatesThat access to raw materials, foreign resources, and distant markets was the only way to remain financially competitive
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