Hello, Flushing citizens! It's Emily Lasley with another informative editorial. It has been brought to my attention that a lot of you high schoolers are loving my editorials! It makes me very happy to know that I am helping you with papers and schoolwork. I hope I can continue giving you all useful information, whether you are in high school, college, or just looking to be informed! So to get started, today, we'll be looking into the difference between internationalism and isolationism. Starting with internationalism, this is the state of being international and advocating a greater political or economic cooperation. In the American society, it has been involved with all forms of contact with the world. It has caused relationships to become more extensive and political over the course of time. It is generally viewed as the complete opposite of isolationism. In that sense, it has been involved in many "entanglements" and controversial political situations. …show more content…
It's a community of people with common concerns, needs, and dreams for their country. It helps everyone work together in peace and harmony and keep things settled between nations. No one is hostile when they're all working together. In modern times in the United States, internationalism has taken on a new meaning for the citizens. It has brought on almost a doctrine of responsibility. It has brought much stress upon the United States as they are now considered the strongest force, or policemen, of the world now. This means whether they are fighting together or alone, the United States is the absolute