American Foreign Policy Over Eras: From Isolationism to Global Power

Continuity, Change, and Thematic Synthesis Across Eras

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Trace the evolution of US foreign policy doctrines from George Washington's Farewell Address to post-WWII multilateralism.

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Continuity, Change, and Thematic Synthesis Across Eras

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Analyze patterns of continuity and transformation across historical periods, trace long-term thematic shifts, and construct synthesized historical arguments.

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SS.H.2.9-12Illinois Social Studies Standards · All ages

Analyze change and continuity within and across historical eras.