Foreign policy is an act in which a country will intervene or participate in the problems of other nations. Imperialism is a good example of Foreign policy, it is demonstrated when the U.S acts on behalf of the desire to expand its power. By doing so it conquers weak nations that pose threats,helps further develop the protection of its nation, and spread empowerment to minor countries. . Security, is a main factor in the United States’ government. It is the natural reaction of a nation against other countries that pose threats to the community. One instance where the U.S. acts justly because of threats was in the Vietnam War on August 1964. The U.S’ involvement was influenced by the desire to contain communism a necessity illustrated …show more content…
was in neutrality with Japan, that later declared a bombing at Pearl Harbor, it announced that it would remain at peace. But when the bombing occurred, because of Japan feeling cornered by U.S. due to the cut off of oil resources, the U.S. issued an engagement that declared war . An event from the Japanese that injured 2,718 people and killed a variety of; navy, army, and marine soldiers and civilians. A big loss for the U.S. In return to provide its nation with protection, the U.S declared 2 nuclear attacks on Nagasaki and Hiroshima both in Japan on Aug 6 and Aug 9, 1945. This decision justified the involvement of foreign affairs because it was made to protect U.S. civilization and to end its war against Japan. Following on, another event that justifies the U.S in the involvement of foreign affairs was when the New York World Trade Center got directly attacked by terrorists on September 11, 2001. To protect its people the U.S contained Iraqi people from their homes and hold the control of their weapons. A form of protection from “The Nation of Freedom’ against its invaders, a method that involved foreign