Veblen's Analysis of Imperialism in the Late Nineteenth and Early

Veblen's analysis of imperialism in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries

A) implicated imperialism as one of the dominant features of industrial capitalism.
B) portrays imperialism as the boundless quest for profits.
C) showed that patriotism, as a nationalist sentiment, was an instrument to gain support for government policies.
D) depicts imperialism as a conservative social force used to counteract the resurgence of workmanship.
E) all of the above.