The George W. Bush administration's desire for U.S. hegemony was reflected chiefly in:

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The George W. Bush administration's desire for U.S. hegemony was reflected chiefly in its sense of a "moral crusade" against Islamic neo-fascism, which was evidenced by its response to the 9/11 attacks with a global war on terror and invasion of Iraq. While the administration did promote economic liberal trade policies, this was not the primary expression of their desire for hegemony. There was no formal declaration of empire-building, and while the Bush family had a history of political involvement, this was not the basis for their desire for U.S. hegemony.