But, to-day, we are raising more than we can consume. To-
day, we are making more than we can use. To-day, our
industrial society is congested, there are more workers
than there is work; there is more capital than there is
investment. We do not need more money-we need more
circulation, more employment. Therefore we must find new
markets for our produce, new occupation for our capital,
new work for our labor.
- Albert J. Beveridge, campaign speech, September 16,
1898
A person who agreed with Beveridge's argument would most likely have
supported which of the following policies?
A. Expansionism
B. Populism
C. Interventionism
D. Progressivism
