Between George Washington and John Adams, the first two presidents of the US, an impetus to remain uninvolved with European politics and alliances due to the fact that the search for power corrupted several European governments and the fear existed that this may spill over to the US (Kegley et al., 2003: 27)...
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Hill (2003:185) describes isolation as a reaction to the external and cultural influences which are seen as ?illegitimate' and threatening their existence and way of life. This strategy however requires strong centralised government and as Jefferson realised, favourable trade balances. As a result this period was marked by foreign policy goals requiring the ability to control and develop capabilities which would allow the US to take control over its connections with the old and new world (Kegley et al, 2003: 28)...
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