The promoters of expansionism respond to Turner's wilderness theory is the point at which they contended Americans should move in the opposite direction of the way of life of the American West and grasp European culture.
Antiquarian Frederick Jackson Turner displayed his "boondocks proposal" in an address in Chicago, the site of the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition. Turner indicated development as an essential factor in American history. He asserted that "the presence of a territory of free land, its nonstop retreat, and the progress of American settlement westbound clarify American improvement." In 1890, in any case, the Census Bureau expressed that all the land inside the United States was guaranteed, and there was never again an outskirt.
The answer to the question above is a country that assembles its population to aggressively attack neighboring countries in pursuit of total war and take the resources they wanted. Hideki Tojo was a general of Japanese Imperial Army and Prime Minister of Japan during the World War II.
The answer is - occupied with exploration.
While the Spanish still had problems with the Muslims and were giving their best to expel them, the Portuguese did not have problems of this type, so they were free to develop their economy and perform explorations. Because of the explorations Portugal made, they were able to find out new routes to the east, this meant free trade by their own terms, which led to increasing of the wealth of the country, and thus making it one of the most powerful countries in the world. Also because of their explorations, the Portuguese managed to get hold on to new territories and colonize them.
I'm pretty sure that the answer to this one is going to be C.
