Question

in 1890, captain alfred thayer mahan, a lecturer in naval history and the president of the united states naval war college, published the influence of sea power upon history, 1660 - 1783, a revolutionary analysis of the importance of naval power as a factor in the rise of the british empire. two years later, he completed a supplementary volume, the influence of sea power upon the french revolution and empire, 1793 - 1812. - milestones: 1866 - 1898, office of the historian, u.s. department of state, history.state.gov (assessed october 31, 2013) which claim is best supported by this excerpt? clear all the authors work emphasizes the need for protectionist tariffs. the authors work demonstrates the political risks of foreign trade. the authors work argued against forming overseas alliances. the authors work advocated for expansion overseas.

Explanation:

The excerpt focuses on Mahan's work which emphasizes the importance of naval power in historical development. His work is well - known for highlighting the significance of naval power in the rise of states.

Answer:

The author's work demonstrates the political risks of foreign trade.