Of the following, the individual who had the least enthusiasm for U.S.imperialistic adventures as the nineteenth century ended was

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Grover Cleveland was the only president on the list who did not support U.S. imperialism. He was known for his non-interventionist foreign policy and opposed U.S. involvement in territories such as Puerto Rico and Cuba. The other individuals on the list, such as Theodore Roosevelt, William Randolph Hearst, and Alfred Thayer Mahan, were all supporters of U.S. imperialism in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. William McKinley, although not as enthusiastic as some of the others, did ultimately support U.S. expansionism with the annexation of Hawaii and the Philippines.

Of the Following, the Individual Who Had the Least Enthusiasm