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No Permanent Friends, Only Permanent Objectives
Title: No Permanent Friends, Only Permanent Objectives
Category: History
Details: Words: 603 | Pages: 2.6 (approximately 235 words/page)
No Permanent Friends, Only Permanent Objectives
The theme of the modern sovereign state over the last four centuries has been “no permanent friends, only permanent objectives.” During the period from 1789 to 1823, The United States accomplished one of its objectives, the Monroe doctrine of 1823 but was unsuccessful in the Proclamation of Neutrality issued in 1793 objectives. The goal for America was to keep no foreign ties with any country as expressed in George Washington’s farewell address when he stated “make no permanent …showed first 75 words of 603 total…
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…showed last 75 words of 603 total…Tripoli in 1801. In 1809, the Intercourse Act was issued and a new neutrality doctrine was reinstated.
Although the United States was able to stay true to the Monroe doctrine in having “no permanent friends, only permanent objectives,” they were unable to do so with the Proclamation of 1793. So in theory, The United States was unable to achieve what George Washington had originally stated in his farewell address of 1796, because they had formed ties with other countries.
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