Cold_War

Cold War Change And Stability In World War Two The period between 1939-1946 proved to be a pivotal era of the countries dominance in the world today. Wars raging from both the East and West of the coasts as well as racial and economic tensions over that period laid the foundations of what is now a world superpower. “America has been trained” for the harshness and rigors of a brutal society. President Roosevelt and President Truman were the men to lead this nation into the next frontier. What is now to be the deadliest weapon was used over that period of time, this I feel has single handily changed the prospective and doings of other countries. America has set the standard to what I like to call the “rumble in the jungle.” America has tried to achieve an open world economy for over a century. From the attempts to keep the open door policy in China to Article VII of the Lend-Lease act, free trade has been seen as central to American security. The United States, in 1939, forced Great Britain to begin to move away from its imperial economic system. Cordell Hull, then Secretary of State, was extremely tough with Great Britain on war, world, bomb, united, states, president, countries, weapon, truman, japanese, great, american, america, women, roosevelt, good, economic, blacks, atomic, percent, one, new, end, during, britain, black, over, military, federal, earned, country, 1939, western, thought, though