America and the world

America and the world

by Jolyon P. Girard

Part of Major issues in American history,

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"How should the United States have handled key events and problems in its history of relations with other nations? This resource will help students evaluate the arguments on both sides of the issues, the personalities involved, how the issues were decided and why, and the long-term impact of those decisions on the future of the nation. This complete student resource guide provides a wealth of material for student debate and research on thirteen pivotal events in the history of U.S. foreign relations. A narrative overview of each event, expert analysis, the text of primary source pro and con documents contemporary to the event, and ready reference materials will help students understand the conflicting issues behind these events. The documents provide insight into the views of people involved in the decisions, actions, and criticisms of each event covered."--BOOK JACKET.

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    The book delves into "thirteen pivotal events" in U.S. foreign relations. Which specific event discussed surprised you the most in terms of the arguments presented or the long-term impact, and why?

  2. 2

    Girard emphasizes evaluating "arguments on both sides of the issues." How effectively do you feel the book presents these conflicting viewpoints, and did reading the primary source documents alter your initial understanding of any particular event?

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    The book highlights "the personalities involved" in critical decisions. In which instance did the individual character or beliefs of a leader seem to have the most significant influence on a foreign policy outcome, for better or worse?

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