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U.S. Foreign Policy: Europe
In his 1796 farewell address, President George Washington cautioned the United States to steer clear of foreign entanglements.
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How Do Governments Combat Climate Change?
In this free resource, explore seven ways countries are responding to a changing environment, from cap and trade policies to clean energy standards.
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What Is Peacekeeping?
In this free resource on the successes and failures of peacekeeping, learn about the UN missions tasked with transitioning countries out of war.
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What Is Soft Power?
From Cold War propaganda to current day pop culture, learn how countries use soft power to influence others without coercion in this free resource.
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What Is Arms Control?
In this free resource on arms control agreements, learn how countries try to regulate the world’s most powerful weapons through foreign policy.
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Politics: Europe
Europe’s claims on liberal, democratic traditions date back centuries.
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Economics: Europe
As in other regions, certain European countries belong to an economic or customs union—a “single market”—that makes trade between its members seamless.
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U.S. Foreign Policy: Middle East and North Africa
Since World War II, three main interests—ensuring the free flow of oil from the Gulf, guaranteeing the survival and security of Israel, and limiting the influence of the former Soviet Union—have driven U.S. foreign policy toward the Middle East.
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Modern History: Europe
For the past seventy-five-odd years, Europe has largely been at peace.
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U.S. Foreign Policy: The Americas
Since the 1800s, the United States has positioned itself as the preeminent power in the Americas.