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The idea of isolationism and internationalism pursued through expansionism, have been considered to be central tenets of the American foreign policy, though they have been notoriously difficult to define. In general terms, the idea of isolationism pertained to a general sense of reluctance in being a part of any of the alliances which were fomented by the European powers; or getting involved in wars. This doctrine was a manifestation of the apprehensions of some of our Founding Fathers like George Washington who asserted that the U.S. should “steer clear of permanent alliances with any portion of the foreign world” (Johnstone, 2011).