The U.S is a nation that constantly tries to expand its capitalist market, decrease costs, and increase profits. As such, Wallerstein's world systems theory would suggest that the U.S. is a part of the:
A) Semi-Periphery
B) Periphery
C) Core
D) External

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Wallerstein's world systems theory categorizes countries into core, periphery, and semi-periphery based on their level of economic development, political power, and social standing. The core countries are the most developed and have significant influence on the global economy, often through the expansion of capitalism, reduction of costs, and maximization of profits. The United States, with its advanced economy and significant global influence, fits the description of a core country.

The US Is a Nation That Constantly Tries to Expand Its