In the Election of 1900, the McKinley-Roosevelt Ticket Campaigned on a Platform

In the election of 1900, the McKinley-Roosevelt ticket campaigned on a platform that

A) opposed the annexation of the Philippines out of respect for the rights of Filipinos.
B) advocated for protecting Native Americans and promoted lax immigration policies.
C) supported American territorial acquisitions following the Spanish-American War.
D) advocated "free silver" and higher taxes, which were seen as socialistic policies.
E) pushed for statehood for Cuba and Puerto Rico to increase the U.S. population.