Executive Power and Foreign Policy Timeline
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Wurde aktualisiert: 30 Apr 2021
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Created bySophie Milo
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Battle of Fallen TimbersNeutrality ProclamationJay TreatyForce BillNon-Intercouse ActWar of 1812Monroe DoctrinePresident Lincoln Waives Habeas CorpusEmancipation ProclamationGettysburg AddressManifest DestinyPresident Pierce and Trade with JapanTenure of Office ActImpeachment of President JohnsonThe Gospel of WealthDepression of 1893Family And Medical Leave ActBush DoctirneThe Great Recession and Economic BailoutPatient Protection and Affordable Care Act ("Obamacare")Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS)Spanish American WarPhillipinesBig Stick DiplomacyRoosevelt CorollaryThe New DealU.S. Enters WWIWar Powers ActU.S. Enters WWIIThe National Security ActContainmentTruman DoctrineMarshall PlanNorth Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)NSC - 68Eisenhower DoctrineWar Powers ActPerioden
Whiskey RebellionHamilton's Financial PoliciesPresident Jackson's Enforcement of the Indian Removal ActLaissez-FaireRonald Reagan and The Cold War During His First TermReagan and The Cold War During His Second TermFighting International TerrorismReaganomicsU.S. Is The Sole Remaining Super PowerContinued Fighting of International TerrorismPresident Theodore RooseveltPresident Roosevelt Addresses Gian Business TrustsImperialismPresident Roosevelt and The Railway IndustryConservation and PreservationWoodrow Wilson's New Freedom AgendaDollar DiplomacyIsolationismNeutrality ActsImperial PresidencyThe Korean WarWorld's PolicemanInterventions In The Middle EastThe Great SocietyVietnam WarAfter the disastrous Vietnam War, and the elections of President Nixon; Nixon and Secretary of State Kissinger adopted a foreign policy of realpolitik which prioritized American economic and strategic interests over democracy and human rights in other nations. As a result, the U.S. supported repressive regimes in Latin America, the Philippines, and Iran because the were pro-American.detentePresident Carter's Human Rights PolicyMujahideen
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