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What undermines Beveridge's argument about the consent of the governed when he writes, “We
govern the Indians without their consent"?

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In 1899 they founded the American Anti--Imperialist League in order to ... We maintain that governments derive their just powers from the consent of the governed. ... of value while the foundation of the Republic is undermined will be listened to ... Albert Beveridge and other Americans justified imperialism by claiming

Explanation:

Beveridge speaks,“We govern the Indians without their consent" with keeping in mind for U.S. imperialism.

  • Beveridge delivered the speech during the campaigning election in Indiana for Senator.
  • The speech served him to win the election.
  • In his speech, he justified governing the Indians without their consent as he gives an example of other European countries.
  • He explains that if England and Germany can rule foreign countries, so can America in its country (America expansion).

Therefore we can conclude that Beveridge supported American expansion, which would show its glory and flag to the world with its power.

Learn more about "American Imperialism" here:

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