The War of the United States: An Chronicle of a Warlike Nation

Author: Nicole
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This book is a complete collection of the United States' wars and conflicts—ranging from the Indian Wars to the most recent Iraq War. It records the motivations, backgrounds, durations, progress, outcomes, and the profound and far-reaching impacts of these wars on history. Among them are both genuine military conflicts and non-military interventions, coups, and subversive activities orchestrated by the United States. Whether it is hot wars or cold wars; whether driven by pure political goals or economic interests, or marked by passionate humanitarian interventions; whether it is anti-terrorism or asserting its undisputed hegemonic status in the world—conflicts in war have run like a red thread through the history of the United States of America. Within them, we see America's democracy and tyranny, generosity and stinginess, kindness and barbarity, as well as its contributions and exploitations of the world.