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While the US is considered a world power, the US fluctuates between being highly isolationist, and being involved in world affairs and public policy, and always falls back to being isolationist
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This shows America being a "world power" and filling in the white man's burden of taking care of the "savage" peoples. This was part of the "Banana wars"
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this is one of the first acts of foriegn policy during world war 1 in america, due to Wilson being an isolationist and not wanting to get involved with the war
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After the US joins the war, they become involved in much more foreign policy, and are considered a world power after the fact
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the 14 points consisted of several foreign policy acts, and the first 5 were included in the treaty, even more so turning us into a world power after formally being isolationist
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In the league of nations, mostly created by the "big 4": America, France, England, and Italy. This title shows that America has a large foreign power, and has a large part in foreign policy
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Warren Harding's election started the beginning of an isolationist era, due to Harding hating foreign policy, and wanting to stay isolated
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The 5 power treaty caused the worlds to disarm their navies, and the 4 power treaty replaced the Anglo-Japanese treaty and preserved the status quo
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Calvin continued the trend of isolationism, with the exception of Latin america and the Caribbeans
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The creation of the Briand pact made war illegal, and although it was not very well enforced, it show's america not willing to be involved in any more war by getting rid of it alltogether
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President hoover was the first president since world war 1 to participate in foreign policy
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Due to the beginning of the great depression, America became more isolated than ever due to the lack of money to help other countries, and the desire to get the country back to where it was orginially
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due to japan attacking china, which directly violated the league of nations, America refused to recognize any territory japan had conquered
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The removal of troops from Nicaragua and hati was a preface to the "good neighbor policy"
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This policy was essentially a Monroe doctrine, stating that America would not intervene with Latin american countries
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The neutrality acts were created to keep america out of war, allowing america to stay isolationist
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Due to Pearl harbor being attacked, America joins WWII, and fall back into foreign intervention and are no longer isolationist
