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The Evolution of U.S. Foreign Policy: Policing, Mediation, and Global Influence Since 1865

Discusses the evolution of US foreign policy since 1865.

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The Evolution of U.S. Foreign Policy: Policing, Mediation, and GlobalInfluence Since 1865"Analyzethe role of the United States as a global policing power and mediator since 1865.Discuss three international events from the past five years that can be traced back to U.S. foreignpolicies developed after the Civil War. Identify three key historical aspects that contributed tothe U.S.'s rise as a global superpower. Provide five examples of international incidents sinceWorld War II where the U.S. has taken on a policing role, and examine five driving forcesbehind these foreign policy decisions. Support your arguments with historical evidence andscholarly sources."Word Count Requirement:1,500–2,000 words.

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