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Celestine 1 Janae Celestine

Ms. Moss
English III AP
12 April 2014
Foreign Affairs
War has been common throughout the world for vast amount of reason through time.
America has had the most involvement in this cause. Many people have been concerned with the
United States involvement in these crisis. People have felt like the United States shouldn’t be involved in foreign affairs due to past history when things didn’t go too well. The United States should be involved with foreign affairs to help other nations become strong like us and also join us as allies.
The United States has had it share of trials and tribulations dealing with foreign affairs. In the 19th century the Treaty of Paris was signed, as a result of this treaty being signed the alliance between America and Great Britain was formed. Other nations should take note that the United
States can help them benefit in great ways. Other countries like North Korea are the countries who chose to isolate themselves for foreign affairs in the public. North Korea chose not join allies the United States. According to bbc.com North Korea says it needs nuclear weapons to defend itself from US "imperialism". This clearly shows that North Korea isolates themselves from the rest of the countries.
Another current situation in todays news is the missing Malaysian Airplane. Although the
United States has nothing to do with the situation by sending aircrafts to help search for the plane
Malaysia would see that the United States could be trusted. If the United States joined allies with

Celestine 2 Malaysia it would increase our alliances more, and we would gain not only Malaysia trust but hopefully other countries. Seeing that the U.S. greatly can join alliances with different countries is another reason we should be involved in foreign affairs.
We’ve seen through the years how sometimes the U.S. actions have negative outcomes.
We can learn from these situations by avoiding conflict

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