FOREIGN POLICY

In Growth and Action

HILTON P. GOSS

Revised and Enlarged

Documentary Research Division
Research Studies Institute

Air University

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PART II

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THE UNITED STATES BECOMES A WORLD POWER.

1. Diplomacy of the Civil War Period.

2. Anglo-American Relations: 1865-1895.

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3. The Beginnings of Pan-Americanism...

4. The Cuban Question and the War with Spain...

5. Ventures into Imperialism: 1870-1900.....

6. The United States in the Far East to 1914..

7. The Acquisition of the Panama Canal Route.

8. Caribbean Interests of the United States to 1914...

9. The Foreign Policy Problems of World War I.....

PART III

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THE UNITED STATES CALCULATES THE PRICE

OF WORLD LEADERSHIP ............

1. The Aftermath of World War I..

2. Far Eastern Affairs: 1918-1932... ........

3. Inter-American Affairs: 1920-1936....

4. Neutrality and the Threat of War: 1933-1939...

5. Wartime Diplomacy: 1940-1941....

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PART IV

THE UNITED STATES WINS WORLD LEADERSHIP

IN WAR.............

1. The Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor...

2. The Declaration of the United Nations: 1942.....

3. Beginning the March toward Ultimate Victory.

4. The Casablanca Conference and the "Unconditional

Surrender” Policy..................

5. Later Inter-Allied Conferences of 1943 .....

6. The Yalta Agreements and Victory in Europe.......

7. The Potsdam Conference and the Surrender of Japan.......................

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