Traditional US foreign Policy and the Alliance for Progress

<h1>Traditional US foreign Policy and the Alliance for Progress</h1>

<p align=right>by Andrew Shw</p>

<div align=justify>Speaking about the foreign policy of the US in Latin America it has to be noted that ideology of the Alliance for Progress was distinctly different if to compare it with the established U.S. foreign policy. President Kennedy was going to terminate imperialistic U.S. foreign policy to countries of Latin America; in its place, the scheme was based on systematic speeches of Rostow, because his concept of modernization had gained huge popularity in educational circles in 1950s’. Following the works of Rostow, each country had to accomplish a definite point in social, political, and economic preconditions after that it would begin growing rapidly. The basis of Alliance for Progress was essentially focused on these logical notions all the rage during 1950s, while less importance had been placed on authentically U.S. interests.

As for the conventional U.S. policies, the swift glance at the American support foreign reserves shows a noticeably different inclination: only from the time when the Marshall Plan was accepted pre-Kennedy management spent $50 billion on far-off support out of which to the extent that $30 billion was expended on military equipment. Among the $20 billion that  remained, about 85 percent of finances have been indirectly spent on equipment for military services, seeing that these resources were made accessible to hold up the budgets of countries. $5 billions that were left have been spent for technical assistance and developmental loans in schooling. Military power in Mexico was twice employed by Wilson in 1910 to start the rebellion of 1910. As a reaction to disorder, treats and instability, he also brought into play military force in Dominican Republic and Haiti. It becomes understandable, that customary foreign policy was noticeably dissimilar from the Alliance executed by Administration of Kennedy. Speaking more about that, Kennedy Administration meaningfully undervalued the range of the troubles faced by Latin America.

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