What was america based on when it was founded?

I have to write a paper saying how my views of america have changed since i started the class. I believe that america has been too invasive in other countries business with all the wars that have been going on. I know that at the start of america someone said something about we will be an independant nation and we will stay out of other peoples business and sum other stuff. Can you tell me who said that; is it a law? and what law or other thing is itWhat was america based on when it was founded?In the beginning the U.S. had a foreign policy of non-interference and friendship with other countries (excepting England, I suppose).

There is no formal ruling on foreign policy in the Constitution, as far as I know.

By the Korean War, the United States was entrenched in a superiority complex and thought it was the ruler of the world and could do anything it pleased, while condemning other countries for doing the same atrocities.

The World Trade Center strike (I hate the polular term) was inevitable. Arrogance and unethical behavior are just begging for retaliation. No %26quot;empire%26quot; has ever lasted forever. Do Murricans think that God chose Yankeeland as the everlasting Kingdom of God?What was america based on when it was founded?Hello dear!

I suppose you mean the USA, because such federation was founded, not anyone as America!

Well, the ones who had no place in Europe moved to America. In order to protect themselves organized societies and eventuially, under British, French, Hispanic, etc., rules formed states (in a sense).

Then, time that they got powerful came and the pioneers and their descendents throw the British and other rulers away and got independance.

To survive internally (states had many criminals, illeterate, etc.) and externally (other states and countries were ready to attack, the States, known as USA were united!

The fathers of the USA wrote the Constitution for Liberty, personal freedom and rights.

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