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The Arab Israel conflict in Middle East has long been an important agenda item in US foreign policy and politics. US unflinching support for Israel has been a constant throughout. More recently conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq and Syria have been important and played an important part in US politics, specially two consecutive defeats for Republicans.
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What impact did conflicts in Asia have on politics in the Unites States?
As the US did not exist until comparatively recently most conflicts in Asia had no effect at all on the politics of the US Very true, but I wouldn't ignore the conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan, Vietnam, World War II, the Korean Expedition of of 1871 or the Philippine War of Independence. I'm sure some of these have had some effect on US politics but I wouldn't be able to answer your question directly.
Why is Asia important to the US?
Its population alone makes it a major player in world politics.
What impact did conflicts in Asia have on politics in the us in the 1900s?
The alleviation of immigration laws brought on by the "Yellow Peril" in America during the 1880s thru the 1930s. Yellow Peril=Yellow Race competing with the White Race for supremacy.
Why did the US enter the Vietnam Conflict?
The common answer was to end the spread of Communism into Southeast Asia.
Where in southeast Asia did a cold war era conflict between the us and communist occur?
Vietnam
What was the conflict between the US and the Soviet Union?
Cold War
What conflict led Japan to attack the us and European colonies in southeast Asia?
there wasnt really a conflict that caused Japan to attack the US. the US was not at war with Japan until after Pearl Harbor, in which the Japanese were the aggressors.
Prior to ww1 and even after this conflict the us attempted to maintain a policy of?
maintain an open trade policy in Asia
How did the US become involved with Southern Asian politics?
How did the involvement of the United States with Southern Asia politics impact the domestic political climate during the 1950's? The US wanted strategic military influence in the Indian ocean. To achieve this they felt that having bases for their navy and marines on the Asian mainland would be helpfull. in turn to achieve this they were willing to bolster any Government through any means to achieve their aims.
Why did Americans feel secure in 1930s despite military conflict in Asia and Europe?
The Atlantic and Pacific Oceans protected the US.
What was the economic impact of Chinese exclusion act?
it limited the supply of labor in the west
How did athens impact the world?
It passed on to us elements of politics, language, arts, building styles.
