Question

during the late nineteenth century, many anti-imperialists worried that imperialism might threaten united states democratic values by a. opening more doors of diplomacy b. considering the needs of native peoples c. violating fundamental human rights d. establishing protection for weaker countries

Explanation:

Late 19th-century U.S. anti-imperialists argued that imperial practices (like subjugating foreign peoples, denying self-governance, and using coercive control) conflicted with U.S. democratic ideals of liberty and human dignity. The other options are either aligned with positive or non-threatening actions, not threats to democratic values.

Answer:

C. violating fundamental human rights