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Ideas and American Foreign Policy, a Debate
Discusses the relation between traditional US political thought & the foreign policy of the US from 1898 to 1917 -- from the war against Spain to the nation's entrance in WWI. It is argued that the missionary character of US foreign policy during the period was an "invented tradition,&...
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| description | Discusses the relation between traditional US political thought & the foreign policy of the US from 1898 to 1917 -- from the war against Spain to the nation's entrance in WWI. It is argued that the missionary character of US foreign policy during the period was an "invented tradition," as Hobsbawm defines the concept, that had a strong influence when the US was taking its initial steps in foreign policy, as in the intervention in Cuba, & were consolidating the position of global players in the international political system, as in WWI. 22 References. Adapted from the source document. |
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