Politics, Race Relations And Foreign Relations History (Essay Sample)

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Comparative analysis of America’s politics, race relations and foreign relations between 1922 and 1952
Since 1922, a significant evolution is evident in the functioning of the American political system and landscape that has not only changed but also modified its character. This comparative analysis between 1992 and 1952 provides an essential background to the history, growth, and development of the American socio-economic and political system. Moreover, it offers as well as an explanation of its key structures, processes, and institutions Considerable developments punctuated by pluralism regarding American politics, race relations, and foreign policy have characterized the American political system. Notably, is the evidence of an increasingly significant partisanship in American politics as at 1952 compared to 1922 despite still falling short of European standards as is evident in the now revamped and more confrontational party politics atmosphere .The changing politics precipitated a shift in political party affiliations between conservatives and liberals making them more partisan in character. Additionally, during this said period, the emergence and adoption of the neoconservative philosophy by the Republican-leaning politicians. The approval of the neo-conservative view necessitated an ideological paradigm shift to the American political scene that was unexperienced since the days of the Roosevelt's New Deal policies in the early twentieth century.
Patterns of the evolution of America’s race relations on the national plane are traceable to the early and middle twentieth century. As America transitioned from the Jim Crowe characteristic of the 1920s to the civil rights movement revolution that was gradually picking up in 1952, the racial struggles that were earlier more silent, intensified along with the fight for racial justice. White dominated racist systems evoked more conflict and violence because of the simmering racial tensions in the wake of the grassroots civil rights revolution that had already taken shape as early as 1952
American foreign policy and relations had undergone enormous changes in the period between1922 up...