World Affairs

  American Foreign Policy of Isolation / American role in World War 1 & 2 (Part-2)  20 th  century and American Foreign Policy: [1] President Woodrow Wilson after Theodore Roosevelt (1901-08) become the president of America with the slogan of “He kept us out of war,"  Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt both were inclined of internationalism, although the emphasis was more on Principles than on Pow er. v View of Theodore Roosevelt: Roosevelt considered as a “ Rough Rider” during the Spanish – American war and as a president from 1901 to 1908, embodied the new and more muscular spirit of internationalism. He saw that isolation did no longer exist in the national interest. He explains in these words: “The increasing interdependence and the complexity of international political and economic relation” Also explained: “Render it incumbent on all civilized and orderly powers to insist on the proper policing of the world.” v World War 1: World War 1 started betwe

NOTE: The isolation policy of America and its role in World War 1 & 2 consist of 3 chapters including a summarized version of the whole topic. the topic covers the brief history of America from British & French rule till World War 2 and American emergence as Global Super Power.   American Foreign Policy of Isolation & American role in World War 1 & 2   (Part-1) Introduction of America as a State: [1] I The  United States of America consists of 50 States. The Capital of the US is Washington D.C and New York the largest city in America. The total population of America is 267,954,767 (1997 estimate) whites are 83 percent and blacks about 13 percent. The official and main language are English and the other important language is Spanish. The main religion is Christianity and another religion is Judaism Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism. The United States have one of the world's highest standards of living. The three chief mineral products are fuels: petroleum, natural gas