The expansionist foreign policy of the united states during the late nineteenth century included a strong element of racial ideology. these racial overtones were evident because the americans a. felt that the native people's religions were superior in some ways to their own. b. thought that they were culturally superior to the people whose land was being taken. c. believed that they could learn from the people whose countries were being colonized. d. assumed that the native people would provide leaders to run the new colonial governments.

Which points did chief justice roger b. taney use to justify the supreme court’s ruling in the dred scott case? the property clause of the constitution, the due process clause of the fifth amendment, and the fact that african americans were not citizens. the practice of judicial review established in marbury v. madison, the property clause of the constitution, and the due process clause of the fifth amendment. the necessary and proper clause of the constitution, the due process clause of the fifth amendment, and the fact that african americans were not citizens. the commerce clause of the constitution, the elastic clause of the sixth amendment, and the practice of judicial review established in gibbons v. ogden.