United States Since 1865Barnes & Noble, 1973 - 290 pages |
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... FOREIGN SERVICE . American ambassadors and ministers in foreign capitals , though too often chosen because of their wealth or their conspicuous services to the party in office , were occasionally men of ability . So inconsequential ...
... FOREIGN SERVICE . American ambassadors and ministers in foreign capitals , though too often chosen because of their wealth or their conspicuous services to the party in office , were occasionally men of ability . So inconsequential ...
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... FOREIGN POLICY Roosevelt's conspicuous and aggressive activity in the conduct of foreign relations increased the influence and prestige of the United States as a world power . In the Caribbean . The growing interests of the United ...
... FOREIGN POLICY Roosevelt's conspicuous and aggressive activity in the conduct of foreign relations increased the influence and prestige of the United States as a world power . In the Caribbean . The growing interests of the United ...
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... FOREIGN POLICY At the beginning of his presidency Woodrow Wilson was little concerned with foreign policy , but it was the irony of his public life that his presidential years were darkened by perplexing inter- national problems ...
... FOREIGN POLICY At the beginning of his presidency Woodrow Wilson was little concerned with foreign policy , but it was the irony of his public life that his presidential years were darkened by perplexing inter- national problems ...
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BUILDING A NEW NATION | 1 |
AN EXPANDING ECONOMIC SYSTEM | 14 |
POLITICAL ORGANIZATION OF the West and Land Grants | 20 |
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