A strain of American exceptionalism that emerged in the late nineteenth century involves the desire to

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This strain of American exceptionalism is characterized by the belief in the United States' unique role and responsibility to spread its values and system of governance, essentially aiming to "remake the world" in its image. This was particularly evident in the late nineteenth century as the U.S. began to expand its influence beyond its borders.

A Strain of American Exceptionalism That Emerged in the Late