Episode 2: The United States' Ambivalent Relationship with Foreign Alliances
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Episode 2: The United States' Ambivalent Relationship with Foreign Alliances
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This episode traces the United States' journey from neutrality and strategic economic partnerships to full-scale post–World War II alliances like NATO, using key moments such as Yorktown, Washington's Neutrality, the Monroe Doctrine, the World Wars, and the Truman Doctrine.
It explains why America moved away from isolationism, how alliances shaped global policy and security, and highlights the ongoing debate over the costs and benefits of U.S. engagement in international alliances today.
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