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How did North America become vulnerable to attacks after World War II?

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How did the US become the most powerful superpower in the world?

We take it for granted that the United States is the most powerful country in the world today and possibly in the entire history of mankind. The story of how she reached this position is long, fascinating, complex and often misunderstood. Here are a few facts that help illustrate some of the key points that contributed to the transformation of the United States into a global superpower.

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1. The war that made North America vulnerable to British conquest – and therefore ready for US expansion

The war that made North America vulnerable to British conquest - and therefore ready for US expansion

America's strength is largely due to its size: It is one of the largest countries on Earth in terms of population and territory area, with rich natural resources and human capital. It is also in many ways an “island State”; with no serious threats on its borders, it can freely spread its power around the world.

The borders of North America did not necessarily have to become what they are. An important point for understanding how this happened is the Franco-Indian War, which at that time was only a side episode in the wider European Seven Years' War, which ended with France ceding its vast territories on the continent to Great Britain and Spain. Napoleon reconquered Louisiana and sold it to the United States in 1803, but New France was lost forever.

With the Spanish Empire already in decline, the continent remained open to conquest by the British Empire and its successor, the United States.

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