Quote by William McKinley

The mission of the United States is one of benevolent assimilation.

The mission of the United States is one of benevolent assimi

Summary

This quote suggests that the primary goal of the United States is to incorporate or assimilate other nations or cultures, not in a coercive or forceful manner, but with kind and generous intentions. The phrase "benevolent assimilation" implies that the U.S. seeks to integrate and unite with other countries or peoples in a way that is meant to be advantageous, beneficial, and well-intentioned. It highlights the belief that the United States aims to bring progress, development, and positive change through its interactions and relationships with other nations.

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Empire

By William McKinley

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