War Outcomes

Michael Davies

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Sinopsis

War Outcomes explores the transformative impacts of America's major wars on its domestic policies and global influence. It moves beyond battlefield accounts to analyze how conflicts have catalyzed shifts in American society, governance, and international relations.

 
The book argues that wars serve as turning points, accelerating existing trends and creating new realities that reshape national development. For example, wartime demands have often led to significant legislative changes and economic shifts within the United States, as seen in the expansion of federal power following the Civil War.

 
The book examines the evolution of domestic policy and foreign policy in response to wartime demands and anxieties. It emphasizes that understanding these complex relationships is essential for grasping the trajectory of American power.

 
Beginning with the American Revolution and extending to recent conflicts, the book progresses by focusing on specific wars or periods of conflict, examining their immediate and long-term legacies. This approach links military history with political science and economics, offering a holistic view of how war affects various facets of American life.

Disponible desde: 06/05/2025.

Longitud de impresión: 63 páginas.

Humanidades y ciencias sociales

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