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What was Bryan's stance on American imperialism after the Spanish–American War?
He was a fierce opponent
He was a strong supporter
He was indifferent
He had mixed feelings
Answer
After the Spanish–American War, Bryan became a fierce opponent of American imperialism. Much of his campaign for the 1900 presidential election centered on this issue.
William Jennings Bryan: The Populist Lion of American Politics
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