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American foreign policy (view source)
Revision as of 19:36, September 13, 2025
, 19:36, September 13, 2025→Wilson
Wilson's idealistic foreign policy, called "Wilsonianism" sought to end militarism as a force in world affairs, vigorously promote national self-determination, create international bodies to head off serious disputes, and use American resources to promote democracy. Wilsonianism (and "idealism" generally) is opposed to "realism" in foreign policy, which stresses a concern for American self-interest, especially in economic and military terms. Wilsonianism has been a major feature of the foreign policy of [[George W. Bush]] (2001-2009).
Wilson's idealistic foreign policy, called "Wilsonianism" sought to end militarism as a force in world affairs, vigorously promote national self-determination, create international bodies to head off serious disputes, and use American resources to promote democracy. Wilsonianism (and "idealism" generally) is opposed to "realism" in foreign policy, which stresses a concern for American self-interest, especially in economic and military terms. Wilsonianism has been a major feature of the foreign policy of [[George W. Bush]] (2001-2009).
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* [[Open Door Policy]], opens China
* [[Open Door Policy]], opens China
* [[Wendell Willkie]], GOP candidate in 1940
* [[Wendell Willkie]], GOP candidate in 1940
* [[Charles A. Beard]] isolationist historian
* [[Charles A. Beard]] isolationist historian
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===1933-39: Isolation===
===1933-39: Isolation===