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Mark Twain was a staunch anti-imperialist. He felt that European powers and the United States committed a grave sin by meddling in the affairs of less powerful nations around the world. He felt that the United States was moving in the wrong direction when it received control Guam, The Phillipines, and Cuba from the Spanish Empire. 
Roosevelt felt the opposite way. He wanted to see America rise in power and prestige on the global stage, and saw an increased military and economic presence around the world as the way to achieve that. He also felt that the world would be better off with a more influential America, since American values included democracy and basic human rights. 

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Roosevelt thinks occupation has brought liberty, while Twain thinks it has not.

Twain believes the people of the Philippines should rule themselves, and Roosevelt disagrees.

Twain thinks the United States conquered the Philippines, while Roosevelt says the United States helped the islanders.

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