History Research Paper
Professor Frank Nobiletti
Khuong Nguyen
History 110-3 Wed # 98
Fall Semester 2012
History Research Paper The United States is the current super power in the world. To make sure that the country retains the status, the president can learn many lessons from its history in terms of tactics, strategies, and goals. This would assist him to become the best and most effective president he can be for the Americans. However, the purpose of this paper is to provide a background report explaining to the president things o learn from the United States history. It will also provide an analysis of what from the past can be of assistance for the upcoming year’s in terms of the current issues the U.S. and the world are dealing with. Lastly, the paper will cover the rise of corporate power and its effect on democracy and justice, fairness, economic growth, and globalization.[1] There are several lessons that the president can learn from this history in terms of goals, strategy, and tactics to be the best, most effective President he can be for the American people. One of these lessons includes building strong alliances. There is a saying that alleges that when a house is divided, it cannot stand by itself. For the United States to maintain its strong economy, the president and the parliament must intrust and conduct the country’s cause through the assistance of its undoubted associates with free hands and working hearts and people who care about the outcomes. For example, the president should learn lessons from ex-president the late Ronald Reagan who achieved respect and trust from his subordinates by creating sound alliances on both professional and personal levels[2]. He desired to familiarize himself with the Americans responses in any circumstances. He knew that it would be difficult to do the job himself, delay or procrastinate. Clinton wanted his assistants to familiarize themselves with him for a great course, thus avoiding inactivity and delay. [3]
Khuong Nguyen
History 110-3 Wed # 98
Fall Semester 2012
History Research Paper The United States is the current super power in the world. To make sure that the country retains the status, the president can learn many lessons from its history in terms of tactics, strategies, and goals. This would assist him to become the best and most effective president he can be for the Americans. However, the purpose of this paper is to provide a background report explaining to the president things o learn from the United States history. It will also provide an analysis of what from the past can be of assistance for the upcoming year’s in terms of the current issues the U.S. and the world are dealing with. Lastly, the paper will cover the rise of corporate power and its effect on democracy and justice, fairness, economic growth, and globalization.[1] There are several lessons that the president can learn from this history in terms of goals, strategy, and tactics to be the best, most effective President he can be for the American people. One of these lessons includes building strong alliances. There is a saying that alleges that when a house is divided, it cannot stand by itself. For the United States to maintain its strong economy, the president and the parliament must intrust and conduct the country’s cause through the assistance of its undoubted associates with free hands and working hearts and people who care about the outcomes. For example, the president should learn lessons from ex-president the late Ronald Reagan who achieved respect and trust from his subordinates by creating sound alliances on both professional and personal levels[2]. He desired to familiarize himself with the Americans responses in any circumstances. He knew that it would be difficult to do the job himself, delay or procrastinate. Clinton wanted his assistants to familiarize themselves with him for a great course, thus avoiding inactivity and delay. [3]