expansionism

The country's expansionism led to conflicts with neighboring nations.

Expansionism often involves acquiring new territories through military conquest.

Historically, expansionism has been a driving force behind many empires.

Some argue that expansionism can lead to imperialism and exploitation.

Expansionism can be driven by economic interests, political ideologies, or a desire for power.

The country's leaders were criticized for their aggressive expansionism.

Expansionism can have both positive and negative consequences depending on the context.

Expansionism in the region has raised concerns about stability and security.

The expansionism of the empire eventually led to its downfall.

Expansionism is often seen as a strategy to increase a nation's influence and power.

The 1870s were a time of unsuccessful  expansionism by the British administration.

These factors allowed the Nazis to pursue a  policy of unparalleled racist expansionism.

Though the accumulation of wealth was,   of course, the primary motivation, a curiosity at the heart of expansionism  is characteristic of the time.

The Turkish authorities have recently launched a wave of cultural expansionism, building new museums, repairing Ottoman remains, licensing fresh archaeological excavations and spending more on the arts.

The only time the two countries went head-to-head was in 1812, when Canada, as a colony of Great Britain, became embroiled in the latter’s spat over USA expansionism.