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1 American Foreign Policy Four Schools

2 Jeffersonian School Third American president (1801-1809) Declaration of Independence pure frontier democracy avoid entangling alliances Thomas Jefferson

3 Hamiltonian School First Secretary of the Treasury raised funds to win Revolutionary War wanted US capital to be New York City wanted to create a Bank of America wanted USA to trade with Britain Alexander Hamilton

4 Jacksonian School Seventh American president (1829-1837) war hero (War of 1812) first non-aristocratic president popular democracy created modern Democratic Party Andrew Jackson

5 Wilsonian School 28th American president (1913-1921) US war aims: make world safe for democracy famous 14 points League of Nations Woodrow Wilson

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