The neoconservative policy of U.S. unilateral military intervention is most similar to:
A) Japanese expansion in the late 19ᵗʰ and early 20ᵗʰ centuries
B) German expansion before World War I
C) North Korean threats since World War II
D) Dutch armed trade
E) British actions in Africa before World War I

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British actions in Africa before World War I involved a mix of military intervention and political influence to secure and expand territories, similar to the neoconservative approach of using military power to achieve political objectives.

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