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America And Lebanese Youth

            America, the land of the free and home of the brave, a vast land of people, perspectives and ideologies, this is what categorizes America and this is what initially made the U.S. a lone super power in the world's political spectrum. The influence and power that such a country inflicts upon others is enormous and always has been. In return the consequences and proceeds of their actions are also enormous. Therefore this is why this Topic of American foreign policy is of so much importance to everyone in the world including Lebanon's youth that I wish to analyze in further detail. My study is about how our Lebanese youth feel about this gigantic force of influence from a sense of domestic importance and also international relevance. The utmost and common practical importance of this study is to observe the student's views and opinions, which can shed the light on many integral arguments that others might encounter whether in an informal way or in a form political or governmental adherence. In trying to measure these outlooks one must be keen to address the common and most general concerns under an overlapping framework that can positively endure a positive outset of such a study. This topic that I have chosen shows that these American decisions have an effect on Americans as well as non-Americans everywhere in the world. This is why I found it so very important to understand the views of Lebanese youth concerning the long and highly controversial path that the U.S. has embarked on throughout our time and the history they have left behind. The U.S. has proved to have a sudden and strong political role in almost every evident region in the world where we can see this huge empire exercise its potential ideologies and actualize them. Hence, their military comparative advantage enables them to influence the international community and practice their theoretical and economical interest effectively on the ground.


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