Compare and contrast the order constructed by the United States in the Caribbean basin between 1880 and 1939 with the proposed order championed by President Woodrow Wilson
Restoring Order in Caribbean basin
4 pages double spaces MLA
No outside sources , no research
You can only use lecture and course readings.
Please use your own words and do your very best
Please answer the following questions using appropriate materials from the course readings and lectures. Be sure to address the question fully and completely. The emphasis should be on the first part of the prompt, with the normative questions (in the last two sentences) being, perhaps, used to motivate your essay or reserved for the conclusion. Your essay should be four pages, double-spaced, with normal font (12-point) and margins. Although we are not specifically grading according to these criteria, the clarity of your reasoning, grammar, spelling, and general style will matter. Please use this “take-home” assignment as an opportunity to craft a compelling and refined essay.
Prompt:
Compare and contrast the order constructed by the United States in the Caribbean basin between 1880 and 1939 with the proposed order championed by President Woodrow Wilson through the League of Nations, where orders are defined as patterned relationships between member states governed by rules, norms, and decision-making procedures. What were the principal differences? Why did the former persist for decades while the latter was never implemented? Use the history provided by LaFeber and the theoretical framework by Lake to support your analysis. Given the normatively objectionable characteristics and the resistance (anti-Americanism) generated by the U.S.-Caribbean order, and the problems of international cooperation that followed the failure of the League of Nations, is some order better than no order? Should the United States compromise on the pursuit of its own interests to maintain more positive relations with other countries? Why?
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