The American Dream
            
             The American foreign policy was driven by four main components of what people believe the American Dream to be. The four main components of our American Dream are wealth, freedom, security, and equality. Each belief of what the American Dream is exemplifies a reason of why each war was started. The idea of freedom can be matched up with the Isolationism of the 20 's and 30 's. Freedom is a spacious part of why a lot of countries declare war on each other. The concept of equality is connected to World War II. In this war everyone soldier in the military received a fair opportunity when the commander decided the job that each would be performing. The choice was made from the soldier's ability and not their skin color. The dropping of the Atomic Bomb coexist with security. This was an act committed by the U.S. to assure that they would win World War II. The component of Wealth is joined with American Imperialism. Which is how America has become one of the most dominant countries in the world today.
            
             The Isolationism of the 20's and 30's would portray freedom in a way of everyone dealing with their own problems. No country would depend upon another country to get them out of a struggle if they were in a war with an adversary. The United States thought that by being isolationistic that it would keep them sovereign free and at peace. When Germany and Great Britain were at war, many interventionist thought that the United States should support Great Britain and declare war on Germany. When The Battle Of Britain began, Hitler launched a vicious attack by dropping bombs on various parts of Great Britain. However, since Britain had an excellent Air Force, Germany was forced to desert daylight attacks and was forced to alter toward night attacks. Towards the end of the war The United States decided to become an interventionist. America decided to take part in affirmative action in the fall of 1...