Canada – United States relations

Sovereignty is an important concept in International Relations. Before, the concept of sovereignty is formally introduced, it is important to mention that the word ‘state’ and ‘country’ will be interchangeably used in this context. Sovereignty can be referred to as the independent authority over a territory (country or state). States can be said to be sovereign if there is no authority in the form of an international organization or supranational entity to tell them what to do. Examples in this…

loathing. In order to arrange for the seeming inevitability of future war with Germany, the United States even moved to create agreements with Great Britain that normally would have appeared unnatural. Such agreements linked only one aspect of the two nations: the common desire to crush Germany. As a result, both nations asked for more from the other and conceded more to the other. Thus, any ally of United States’ who conceded…

Most of these states are becoming more focused on nationalistic ideas rather than global cooperation. Even the United States, previously one of the most globalized countries, is becoming more isolated and self-concerned. In an effort to “put America first”, President Trump withdrew from the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a 12 nation free-trade deal. In the United States, the United Kingdom, and continental Europe - the countries that helped form and…

other wars were starting during the 1800s , many americans started to migrate west. Although this would seem like the separation of the original thirteen states, it actually expanded them and it would ironically make America more united. With the rise of upcoming states, nationalism would finally benefit America and makes us actually “united”. However, nationalism had more success and flaws than just bringing America together. Nationalism played a huge role in the formulation of foreign…

These are issues, to name a few, that have been rooted in society for timeless generations alongside politics. Politics ranges in intensity and complexity starting anywhere from a small town hall meeting and up to negotiations of international relations issues and formal agreements. At all levels, however, the people who create political decisions have differing opinions on what the real issues are, what priority they have, and how to go about finding solutions. Politics manages “we the…

welfare receipt. With the disappearance of work presented a serious challenge to the society. With this happening, the consequences behind not having a job wasn’t restricted in the ghetto. They had this affect due to the quality of life and the race relations happened in the larger city as…

In the real Treaty of Paris, Great Britain gained control of all French land West of the Mississippi as well as all of Canada, while all of French territory west of the Mississippi would be given to Spain in exchange for Florida given to Great Britain. This mass distribution of land gave all territory west of the Mississippi to the Spanish and all land East of the Mississippi…

created by the United States of, but to what extent was the Marshall plan employed to contain communism? The Marshall plan was passed in 1948 and it’s publicly known main purpose was to help rebuild Europe’s economy and landscape during the post world war two crisis that many countries were dealing with following the war. Europe had spent tremendous amounts of money and used many resources on their fight to subdue the Eastern invaders. The Marshall plan was created by Secretary of State George…

Automobiles began to serve a significant role in the society of the United States. During the roaring 1920’s, almost every American wanted to own one of Henry Ford’s automobiles. In 1929, 25.3 million more people, than in 1913, were the owners of Ford cars. The substantial increase was a product of Henry Ford 's raise of wages…

Canada is a highly stratified country that not only has to deal with the challenges of different socioeconomic strata, but also the wide cultural diversity it holds. In the 21st century Canada is known as a cultural mosaic rather than a cultural melting pot like the United States. Canada welcomes all cultures in to our society; however, what exactly is a culture? A culture is the customs, arts, social institutions, and achievements of a particular nation, people or other social groups. In Canada…