84-6,9°,97-8,264-5,269,319;and
foreignrelations,17-18;Hamiltonian,
279-80;international,57,64,65,66,
78,124-5,308;Jacksonian,225-6,
227,237-41;Jacksonlaidfoundations
of,223-4;Jeffersonian,200;
nineteenth-century,242;Wilsonian,
166-73, 28 4;world, 26 4, 32 5, 334
Polk,JamesKnox, 6
Polybius,45
popularculture,33,88-9,230, 236,
261;Jacksonand,329;racismin, 154
populism,42,228-9,230,240;
Jacksonian,227, 238,244, 247
populistculture,88-9, 91
PopulistParty, 16
Portugal,53,108, 118
post-ColdWarera,xi,249-50;
Americanpowerin,270;foreign
policy,175-6,267,3°3;
Hamiltoniansin,270;policytoward
Russiain, 259
post-WorldWarII policy,127,164-5
PotsdamDeclaration, 256
Powell,Colin, 307
power,American,261-2,268, 270
powerpolitics,285;ideologyin134-5
presidency,U.S.,40;seealsoimperial
presidency
presidentialelectionof2000,306-9
presidents,U.S.,330;experiencein
foreignaffairs,12, 13 (chart);foreign
relationspowerof,305-6;former
generalsas,89;powerof,5 I
privateproperty,177, 178 , 179
protectionism,58,62,9°,1°9,131,
191 ,259,^26 7,294,3°9
Protestantism,146,159,170,228,233
Prussia,35,66,72,86,104,200;armed
forces, 202
publicfunds,transferredtoprivate
ownership,242-3
publicopinion,37,49,58,79,9°;on
businesselite,281;ColdWar,61,
324-5;effectonforeignpolicy,30-I;
foreign27;regardingfreetrade,
275-6;onhumanitarianinterventions,
289-9°;informed,97;Jeffersonian
ideasand,216;missionariesand,149;
Index 373presidentsand,52;ontradepolicy,
278;typeofgovernmentand,163;
andwars,24,47,48,221;andWorld
WarII,257, 258
PuertoRico,4, 24
puristsvs.synthesizers,93, 94
Puritans,135,138,180, 21 3- 14
racialtheories, 122
racism,91,146,154,167,219,260-1
Rankin,Jeannette, 216
RapeofNanking,220, 247
Reagan,Ronald,31,32,47,58,75-6,
106,138-9,222,227,232,29°,3°0,
306,330;administrationof, 3 I,2 12,
271;Jacksonianismof,176,230,240;
policytowardSovietUnion,298;
popularherorole, 239
realism/realists,35,91,99,1°5,127,
128,172,268,311,312,318;
American,36,37,99,105;classical,
246;inColdWar,265-6;commercial,
220;Hamiltonian,128,168;
Jacksonian,244-8;onWilsonianism,
138;seealsoContinentalrealism
realpolitik,63,65,75, 244
Reconstruction/Reconstructionists,258,
33°
Reformation,180,182,249
regionaleconomies, 277
regionalinterests,42-4,87,89,95
regionalspecialists, 216
ReignofTerror(inFrance), 138
religioustraditions,154-5
reparations,258,315, 317
Republic,A,NotanEmpire(Buchanan),
297
RepublicanParty/Republicans,7,109,
131,202,224,268,3°5,3°8;liberal
wing,28o
respect(to/amongnations),231-3,25I
revolutionarymovements, 164
Richelieu,Duede,39-40, 100
Rieff,David, 284
Right(the),179-80,272
rightoffreeassociation, 293
righttobeararms,225, 235
Robertson,Pat,32,145, 250
roguestates,79, 283
Romania,72,15°,211