Foreign+Policy


 * Foreign Policy: **
 * //Allies //

Canada, a close ally, is important to the United States for trading reasons. However, they are not the most important because they aren't as much help in the military, and do not always see eye to eye on environmental and political problems. But Canada's strong economy is reliable enough to keep the United States and Canada close allies.

The United States is South Korea's strongest ally, and they are certainly one of ours. South Korea sent soldiers to Vietnam when nobody else would, and they have helped us in war for over 40 years. We have stayed allies for over 40 years, and that obviously deserves friendship.

Israel is defiantly a strong ally of the United States. They are also a democratic country, so there is not much political disagreement. Israel is the largest recipient of the United States aid money, and the United States is determined to support the Middle East.

Australia has stood beside the United States in every major conflict since World War I. The Australian and American history have intertwined, since both countries used to be ruled by the British. So they are connected in several other ways like ancestry.
 * //Enemies //

North Korea is a enemy of the United States because if their totalitarian society and overall chaos. Since the United States took South Korea's side when they were attacked, the American-North Korean relationships have been rough. North Korea overreacted in a violent way, forcing the United States to only defend South Korea more.

China and the United States have a complicated relationship. The United States depend on China for trade, but are also in debt to them. China is threatening to overtake the United States, and could soon overpower them. Yet, the United States cannot yet support themselves without China; therefore a mutual relationship is needed. But when China's economy grows to be the largest in the world, it will have control of not only the United States, but throughout Asia and the rest of the world.