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A 7 page
paper which examines the history of the United States in the 19th century and discusses
whether the it was an isolationist or imperialist nation. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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more isolationist than imperialist, and vice versa. In recent times, and perhaps for more than a century, it is quite clear that the nation is more imperialistic as the United
States becomes incredibly active in the affairs of many different nations. However there is a trend of late wherein many argue that the nation should go back to a position
of the isolationist to some extent. This recent focus on becoming more of a isolationist nation is what makes the discussion of United States history an important topic. If we
look back at one of the more supposedly successful times in United States history, the 19th century, we must examine what proved successful at the time. Now, this is not
to say that the United States did not suffer greatly during the 19th century, primarily due to the Civil War, but in terms of domestic strength it proved to be
a very powerful time in relationship to building a powerful nation. With this in mind the following paper examines the 19th century, arguing that it was the nations isolationist ideals
of that time that served to make the United States one of the most powerful forces on the planet. The 19th Century In better understanding the conditions of
the 19th century that lead us to argue that it was isolationist we look at some of the significant historical events from that time. One of the most significant events
of the beginning of the 19th century involved the United States and France. But, this relationship took place on the soil of the United States, and not elsewhere. It was
a struggle that ensued due to the needs and desires of the United States in terms of domestic concerns, more than concerns for other nations. This struggle was the Napoleonic
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