The United States of America is commonly called isolationist in the 1920s but that is not really true. America made many foreign policies and even acted as an intermediary. President Woodrow Wilson wanted to make a council of countries and made a big effort to make that happen. The United States of America even picked sides in WWI. Check out lincolnchronister.wixsite.com/blog4school/post/woodrow-wilson-and-his-efforts-to-join-world-war-i for more info. The myth that The Unit

Originally the U.S. Constitution put a lot of restrictions on the President, but now the President can do whatever they want. What changed? Well for starters the President had very little power since the founding fathers did not want a king, so they put a lot of checks and balances in place to make it so no one group, or person can gain too much power. Most of the power was actually with the states. They were supposed to have all the power, and the central government was a fi

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In the being of World War, I America had a 'neutral' stance but really the President Woodrow Wilson was on the side of the British. Woodrow Wilson commonly shamed Germany's hunger blockade and ignored the British's own hunger blockade. Woodrow Wilson also made a vocal declaration that American citizens are free to sail through German submarine waters on British's ships. All other war time Presidents said I mean CAN do that but if you die that's on you but with Woodrow Wilson

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Abraham Lincoln was considered a great president, but a lot of the reasons he is called a good president are just wrong. Abraham got rid of slavery. There are actually multiple points where he could have done that without a war. There was a meeting where major political leaders in the US got to gather and discussed what to do about the south. But Abraham Lincoln invited a certain amount of each party in order to register the votes to guarantee the war. And because of this Ame

Money and how we use it changes with the times. From trading items to trading items with no real value but giving them value. Money, as we know it, has no inherent value. The only value is what we assign to it, but as a society, we have no control over what it's worth. We decided that the less money there is the more valuable it becomes. This is why the Spanish dollar used in Mexico became the dominant currency used in the British American colonies for a brief time. The Bank

We all know the French sided with America in the Revolutionary War, but they had affected us in more ways than that. They had a big impact on the political side of America before the war. America saw that the French didn't like the English, and America didn't like the English, so there was a bit of good will there. And the French treated America better than the English, so they were going to tag team the British for a while. The British passing the Sugar Act made America thin

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