America's Influence On The Modern World

The current overwhelming dominance of the unprecedented modern American empire in the realm of world politics generally agreed upon by experts and scholars around the world. There is little to refute the argument that there is any state that comes close to the strength of the Americans in a vast number of areas, most notably economically and militarily. Present debate among experts in the field of international relations revolves around whether the Americans can maintain their primacy for upcoming

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significant opposition, and to this day it is debated whether it was purely a policy of self-interest and an imposition of America’s political and economic views on a weak and vulnerable Europe, or alternatively one of the greatest acts of altruism and generosity in modern history. It was enormously successful, ‘It was the most unambiguously and triumphantly successful of all America’s post-war policies’ , and helped to create a foundation on which Europe could become an economic power. While there were

People want their cities to be just as brilliant as the Greek’s. Ancient Greek architecture inspired modern design, public structures, and buildings of high importance.  Greek designs are seen all over today; most of them being Doric architecture. “This was a vertical fluted column shaft, thinner at its top, with no base and a simple capitol below

Tp what extent was the Spanish-American War a turning point in the development of American foreign policy? The Spanish-American War of 1898 could be seen as the pivotal point in foreign policy as it marks America’s first engagement with a foreign enemy in the dawning age of modern warfare however, one could also argue that the idea had always existed in American politics. Until the end of the nineteenth century, American foreign policy essentially followed the guidelines laid down by George

to change its economy from a nineteenth century, industrialized economy to a modern, mobilized economy in order to keep the United States ready for any conflict and for intervention. Through the battles between communism and capitalism, a military-industrial complex was created, meaning the government's role in keeping America in a constant state of alert and readiness was put into place. During the Cold War, America's economy skyrocketed as the U.S. prepared to enter a war. Document 7 shows the

anymore, America to this day, rules the world in every aspect. In fact, the definition of a superpower states, a state powerful enough to influence events throughout the world. For instance, the United States’s military is the most superior in the world and will be for a long time. Superpower status is established through several, measured criteria, one is the strength of its military. In fact, the United States spends the most out of every state in the world. The next closest that can be compared

events that happened throughout history, the world that we see today has changed from what the world was like several years ago; yet, it is still constantly evolving. As one of the great figures in America’s history, Benjamin Franklin’s approach in the thinking process continues to influence many American citizens. Giving the chance to read Benjamin Franklin’s 200 year old book has allowed me to engage myself in a world that was different from our modern world and learned how a leader can succeed during

in the world, how did that come to be? The United States has always had significant influence on other countries regarding technology, business practices, lifestyle, and more. However, American Imperialism is evidence of how much influence America has on other governments. Which is the notion of expanding America’s military, economic and cultural ideologies into other territories. American Imperialism started during the Spanish-American war in the late 1890’s. This was the start of America’s expansion

domestic problems like buying over Native American lands in the north and dealing with Western nations like the British to remove them out of America’s lands. The term “manifest destiny” in the 1840s, based on America’s perspective, refers to America’s aspiration in assisting countries in other parts of the world to realize their full potential of becoming a modern and self-governance state (Merk, 1995). All in all, from