Foreign relations of the United States Summary

At the time of America's involvement in the war in Indochina, much of American foreign policy was seen from the point of view of the Cold War; the ultimate victory of the United States over the Soviet... Read more

After World War II, both the United States and the Stalinist U.S.S.R. wished to influence the written works being created by the authors of that time period. Both wanted their authors to portray thei... Read more

The United States of America has and has had the best most powerful military force in the world, but that has not always been the case. During the the terms of our first four presidents, George Wa... Read more

My feelings about our military being world policemen are pretty convincing. I feel that our role in being world policemen should only come when there is a world issue between two countries's that are ... Read more

The United States has involved itself in armed conflicts throughout history. Political, economic, and social reasons usually lead to these involvements. Included among these were World War I, the Kore... Read more

As America delves into this new millennium, a lingering danger jeopardizes the safety and security of this nation. Unilateralism is characterized by the carrying out of foreign affairs with minimal co... Read more