Major Problems in American Foreign Relations, Volume II: Since 1914

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Focusing on American foreign policy, this reader combines primary sources and analytical essays to foster critical thinking. It challenges users to evaluate historians' interpretations and form their own conclusions. Ideal for courses on U.S. foreign policy and 20th Century history, it also highlights how cultural factors—such as class, gender, race, and national identity—have influenced American perceptions and international relationships. This educational tool encourages an in-depth exploration of historical context and cultural dynamics.