Slaveries since Emancipation Ser.: American Slavery, American Imperialism : ...

Cambridge University Press

Explore the intricate relationship between American slavery and the nation's burgeoning imperialism in this insightful historical analysis. Catherine Armstrong delves into US perceptions of global servitude between 1870 and 1914, revealing how domestic attitudes towards slavery shaped foreign policy and expansionist ambitions. This book examines the complex ways in which the legacy of slavery influenced American views on subjugating other nations and peoples. It uncovers how justifications for overseas dominance often mirrored, or were directly informed by, the racist ideologies that underpinned slavery at home. Discover the historical context of American global involvement through the lens of its internal struggles with race and servitude. A must-read for students and enthusiasts of American history, political science, and imperialism. Summary: American Slavery, American Imperialism, US Perceptions, Global Servitude, 1870-1914, Catherine Armstrong, Cambridge University Press, History Book, Paperback.