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INTRODUCTION
The United States has been regarded as the bastion of freedom, equality, and democracy throughout the modern world. Its greatness is embedded deep within the soil in which remarkable Americans have spilled their blood in the name of priceless liberty. The momentous year was 1776 when the US formally declared independence form foreign intervention; likewise, this was the time that the world rejoiced at the dawn of a new age of democracy.
More than two centuries have passed and the once great country that espoused democracy to the rest of the civilized world is now regarded as the biggest global bully. The aftermath of the Second World War was not just mass carnage but mass paranoia as well. Although the Allied forces successfully toppled the fascist movement of Germany, Italy, and Japan, it nevertheless introduced a new world order that still resonates up to this day and age. World War II showcased the great nations’ atomic and nuclear capabilities; hence, this......

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