{"coupon":"","discount":"","doc_name":"Foreign Policy 1","doc_id":67002,"editorId":"3786","email":"annrotan@gmail.com","message":"<ol>\r\n<li>Assume the Japanese pursued the policies of military expansionism into China, South East Asia and the Pacific Islands, as they did, in fact, during the late 1930s and early 1940s but never attacked Pearl Harbor.&nbsp;Also assume that Nazi Germany by 1941 had conquered most of Europe except for Great Britain and the eastern part of the Soviet Union.&nbsp;In other words, assume President Franklin Roosevelt had a choice whether or not to request a declaration of war.&nbsp;Drawing on research from outside sources address the debate whether or not the U.S. should have participated in the war.&nbsp;In particular, focus on both values-based justifications and realist arguments which emphasize power and stability.&nbsp;In short was World War II a \"necessary war\"?<\/li>\r\n<\/ol>","price_select":"2","temp_doc_name":"upload_57113ac24bcc67.87457825.docx","word_count":"531","subtotal":10.62,"total_amt":10.62,"transactionReference":"PAY-6T018074AL502504TK4ITVTQ"}