Describe The Relationship Between The American Identity Between 1865 And 1945

This paper aims to identify economic, international relations and political changes that transformed the American identity between 1865 and 1945. Besides that, the paper identifies the most crucial change in American identity as well the relationship between the American identity and the rest of the world. The most significant economic changes were experienced during 1920’s when the US economy expanded rapidly. On the other hand, the most important political and international relations were reported during the First and The Second World Wars.
Economic transformation
From the year 1865 to 1813, the United States transformed significantly to become one of the most industrialized nations in the world. This industrial revolution was fostered by ample extensive
As the United States mounted more pressure on Spain, war broke in Cuba. By 1898, McKinley accepted the request for immediate action to counter and liberated Cuba and it attained its independence with the US supervision. In 1909 Howard Taft implemented the Dollar diplomacy that had a goal of creating stability abroad. President Howard believed the dollar diplomacy would promote the financial interest of Americans by encouraging investment in the country. Taft's policy aided Americans to live financially from other nations but restricted other countries from gaining from the US (Schaller et al 674).
In the early 1990's, the United States experienced an increased number of immigrants. The country had initially demonstrated its agitation and resistance towards Japanese more so in California where many residents thought foreigners were flooding the labor market. Between 1914 and 1920, the anxieties were turned to immigrants particularly those who were originating from southern Europe. In 1921 immigration reforms that limited specific nations immigrants living in the US were