What was the debate over territorial expansion in the late 1800s?

a. Some believed that the U.S. could help undeveloped countries, while others believed that the U.S. should not claim territories.

b. Some feared that expansion would upset France, while others felt that England would protect the U.S. in its expansion.

c. Business leaders and bankers were typically against expansion while Hawaiian Americans were pro-expansion.

d. Most political leaders who followed Teddy Roosevelt were against territorial expansion while most citizens supported expansion.