POLS 4033: American Foreign Policy

Jan 10, 2013

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POLS 4033: American Foreign Policy

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American Foreign Policy. 1789-1824. Washington’s Neutrality Proclamation (1793). Response to Great Britain & France @ war Went against Franco-American Alliance of 1778 Nation was too young, weak Appeal to citizens Upsets JDRs. Citizen Genet Affair (1793). Arouse American unity

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American Foreign Policy. 1945-Present Internationalism: World’s Policeman . Harry S. Truman (1945-1953). Hiroshima/Nagasaki Truman Doctrine The State of Israel Marshall Plan Berlin Airlift Korean Conflict (War) China (no recognition) Creation of NATO. Dwight Eisenhower (1953-1961).

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POLS 425 U.S. Foreign Policy

POLS 425 U.S. Foreign Policy. Major Worldviews: Practice and Analytical Implications Behind the War in Iraq January 24, 2007. U.S. Foreign Policy Major Worldviews: Practice and Implications. Behind the War in Iraq

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American Foreign Policy

American Foreign Policy. Sec. 1 Expanding Horizons. Pres. George Washington advised Americans to increase trade with other countries but to have “as little political connection as possible” and to “steer clear of permanent alliance with any portion of the foreign world”.

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L1: What is American Foreign Policy? American Foreign Policy

L1: What is American Foreign Policy? American Foreign Policy. Agenda Objective : To explore the themes/trends in American foreign policy from its founding to the present. Schedule : Intro to Unit Document & Theme Exploration. Homework: Consult Unit Schedule for Background Reading.

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American Foreign Policy

American Foreign Policy . From Isolation to World Power. By Matt Dummeldinger, Luke Bradshaw and Dan “Dirty” Murt. Washington at the head. War breaks out between Britain and France Washington declares the Neutrality Proclamation of 1793 despite greatly offending Jeffersonians

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L1: What is American Foreign Policy? American Foreign Policy

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American Foreign Policy

American Foreign Policy. Isolationism and Globalization. Modern Day Changes. American foreign policy, immigration, environmental policies and world health affect people both in the US and in other countries Foreign Policy Immigration Global Environment World Health. Foreign Policy.

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American foreign policy

American foreign policy . How it has changed over time. Washington’s Farewell Address. Washington stepped down from office after 8 years of serving In his farewell speech he urged the country to do 2 things Stay Neutral Avoid Sectionalism

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POLS 425 U.S. Foreign Policy

POLS 425 U.S. Foreign Policy. Week 2: Major Worldviews Practice and Analytical Implications January 17, 2007. U.S. Foreign Policy Major Worldviews: Practice and Implications. Three Readings Mearscheimer and Walt, “An Unncessary War” RUPE, “Behind the War in Iraq”

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American Foreign Policy. Between Korea and Vietnam. The Suez Crisis: 1956. Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser nationalized the Suez Canal in the summer of ’56 October of ’56, Israel, France and Britain attacked Egypt USA applied great pressure for the invasion to stop.

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American Foreign Policy. Historical and Contemporary Perspective. What is Foreign Policy?. A country’s official positions, practices, and procedures for dealing with actors outside its borders. Determined by “national-interest”—national security, economic interests.

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American Foreign Policy. 1945-Present Internationalism: World’s Policeman. FDR (32) Truman (33) Eisenhower (34) JFK (35) LBJ (36) Nixon (37) Ford (38). Carter (39) Reagan (40) GHW Bush (41) Clinton (42) GW Bush (43) Obama (44). Presidents 1933-present. Harry S. Truman (1945-1953).

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American Foreign Policy

American Foreign Policy. From Adams to Monroe. Review: Washington’s Military Conflict Theory. What conditions influenced the formation of Washington’s military conflict theory? International Relationships Economics Military Preparedness National Security

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L2: American Foreign Policy and the Constitution American Foreign Policy

L2: American Foreign Policy and the Constitution American Foreign Policy. Agenda Objective : To understand what the Constitution says about American Foreign Policy? To understand foreign and domestic security concerns at the founding. To evaluate the Island theory of Self-Defense

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American Foreign Policy

American Foreign Policy. KEY QUESTIONS To be answered by end of lesson…. What is foreign policy ? What should be the goal of a nation’s foreign policy? America’s? Why and how has America’s role in foreign affairs changed over the course of history?

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American Foreign Policy

American Foreign Policy. Nationalism Helped Guide American Foreign Policy in the early 1800s. Key Vocabulary and Key People. Key Vocabulary Nationalism Era of Good Feelings Monroe Doctrine. Key People Simon Bolivar. Pride in a Job well done.

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