How America Can Reclaim Superpower Status

In the 20 years after World War II, the United States peaked. America, known as the capitalist golden age, has become one of the most important countries in the world. Due to rapid employment expansion and new implementation of Keynesian economic policy, the economy has been promoted 1. The United States began to turn into a leading country in developed countries. In addition, education is becoming more important. In 1944, Congress passed the GI Law and acknowledged that the returning veteran who returned home attended the university and completed his studies.

The status of the superpower of the United States has long debate, but the idea of ​​becoming global today also has no room for debate. This series is aimed at revealing a wide range of geological processes that have led the United States to become an international hill king, and to clarify how these processes ultimately brought their decline is. Building the geographical economic advantage of the United States is based on three "pillars". The first is domestic economy, the second is military, and the third is trade advantage. In this introductory article, I will explain the foundation for building pillars. Later articles will explore how each pillion promotes the continued domination of the United States and the result of its collapse.

The above citation comes from the poem "New Colossus" written by Emara Zaro in 1883 on the inner wall of the Statue of Liberty. At the turn of the 20th century, the United States was in its early stages of its first world power stage, and intentionally welcomed Europe and middle class immigrants to America, mainly employment made by the American Industrial Revolution To complete the opportunity. At this peak, in 1907 alone, the United States welcomed about 3 million European immigrants.

The United States is facing sustainable social problems from inequality and inappropriate education to a stressful and unsuccessful healthcare system. Although we have superpower status on the world stage, in developed countries the infant mortality rate in the US is the second largest and young Americans may earn more than their parents than young people in Europe It is low. It is estimated that 3.5 million Americans will be homeless this year. More than 40% of people will be families with children. The United States is also facing a crisis of public health. Collaborative observations and professional studies show that Americans are increasingly isolated and not in contact with civic life. We lack confidence in major institutions and federal government. We have the danger of becoming a viewing country, not an autonomous state of the autonomous state considered in the Declaration of Independence.