“The classical definition of tragedy is greatness brought low by some fundamental flaw in one’s own character.” Tragedy, the topic of most historical events, in which the New Left has its own thoughts that relate to foreign policy. Is it possible that the United States from the 1950’s to September 11th, have botched up foreign policies, “When the history of U.S. foreign policy in the immediate post-9/11 years is more fully written, it will have to include not only the political and policy figures who misunderstood their nation’s history and, consequently, historical choices but the writers who did nothing to counter such illusions. The illusions included the nature of American power and the natures of human beings.”
These illusions continue …show more content…
This may be true on some levels, however not with foreign policy. As for the nature of human beings, we tend to believe that the United States in our hero and this has been reflected our character throughout the years to other countries. William Appleman felt that the Cold War was a true tragedy of American history,” The end of the Cold War has obliged most of us to jettison any number of clichés, orthodoxies and long-cherished pearls of conventional wisdom; in this sense, we are all
These illusions continue …show more content…
This may be true on some levels, however not with foreign policy. As for the nature of human beings, we tend to believe that the United States in our hero and this has been reflected our character throughout the years to other countries. William Appleman felt that the Cold War was a true tragedy of American history,” The end of the Cold War has obliged most of us to jettison any number of clichés, orthodoxies and long-cherished pearls of conventional wisdom; in this sense, we are all