America's Experiment with Imperialism and Post-WWII Restoration of American Anti-Colonialism

B. William Cleary; B. William Cleary

doi:10.15097/00003058

September 30, 2021Open Access

America's Experiment with Imperialism and Post-WWII Restoration of American Anti-Colonialism

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The research aims to explore America's imperial activities and its subsequent anti-colonial sentiment after WWII.
Historical analysis of U.S. foreign policy pre- and post-WWI
Examination of key territorial acquisitions
Study of ideological shifts in U.S. leadership
Identification of U.S. territories acquired through imperialism
Assessment of contradictions in U.S. policies
Revelation of shifts towards anti-colonialism after WWII

Implication

Historical analysis reveals America's contradictory imperialism and post-WWII anti-colonial stance, indicating a complex legacy.

Abstract

After WWI, the League of Nations was advocated by U.S. President Wilson to create a new world order that could prevent another world war.Yet, at the same time America was practicing imperialism conquering and annexing from Spain the U.S. territories of Philippines, Guam and Puerto Rico.The U.S. also

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