American involvement in World War II led to an isolationist temperament. Despite victories in east and west, American society was willing to lick its wounds and regroup to the temporary exclusion of any further foreign entanglement. The continued crisis with Russia further secured American foreign involvement. The sudden influx of money and labor into an economy gauged for war was also stressful. Predictably, the United States encountered a post-war economic bust. The fabric of society …showed first 75 words of 2764 total…

…showed last 75 words of 2764 total…first president to involve the minorities in their own government. In other words, the definition of democracy was more fully realized as the minorities joined the majority as the mass of free and represented people. For America, the post-war period, which began in turmoil and discord, ended with the future of economic stability and significant social gain. In conclusion, despite rapacious changes and reform, the Cold War was initiated with the Tayron Conference in WWI.