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US History InterComm

United States History International Community STAAR Test

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The US in the League of Nations President Woodrow Wilson included this organization in his Fourteen Points but US declined to sign the Treaty of Versailles or participate in the first international peace-keeping body in the world;without US,the group failed
The US in the United Nations Following WWII, the US participated in a new peace-keeping body to replace the League of Nations.The US is a leader and is one of 5 countries with power to veto joint security interventions and military actions.
The US as a Cultural Leader Music,clothing,language,television,movies,etc. is exported across the world. Examples include McDonald's in almost every country,popularity of rock-n-roll around the world, and the spread of US television.
The US as a Leader in the Peace and Security Leader in keeping peace in the Middle East due to ongoing conflicts between Israel and Arab neighbors.US sponsored creation of Israel & serves as protector and ally.
The US as a Leader in the Peace and Security The 1978 Camp David Accord held in Maryland with President Carter resulted in the 1979 Israel-Palestinian Peace Treaty.
The US as an Economic Leader Helped forge international partnerships to reduce prices and tariffs & increase the availability of goods and materials
The US as an Economic Leader Economic globalization in relationships with other nations; GATT - General Agreement on Tariffs and trade
The US as an Economic Leader Economic globalization in relationships with other nations; NAFTA North American Free trade Agreement between US,Canad and Mexico
The US as an Economic Leader Economic globalization in relationships with other nations; OPEC - an organization of 12 oil producing nations that stabilize the oil market by balancing supply and demand; the US is not a member but our gas prices are impacted by their decisions
The US as an Economic Leader Globalization has increased the average American's standard of living by increasing investment and improving the quality and quantity of goods while reducing prices.
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