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...Gettysburg Address defines America. We read Lincoln’s words and are immediately imbued with a sense of our country??s purpose. Lincoln, however, enunciated his immortal words in an effort to define the civil war. He called the war a test of whether a nation conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal could survive. After a terrible battle, Lincoln reminded America that the soldiers’ lives were not lost in vain. Lincoln gave the nation hope...
Analyzing America’s current use of each kind of power, Nye had harsh words for the country??s current foreign policy...
Joseph S. Nye noted the Bush administration must pay attention to the image of the United States in the international community if it hopes to maintain the country??s ability to attract support from other countries...
...theory looks at what Nye called “soft power”—“a country??s cultural or ideological appeal”—as a source of power and influence...
...said certain U.S. initiatives—such as fighting AIDS internationally—may help to resurrect the country??s image and further America’s future power...