American and domestic foreign policy during World War 2 were linked in that once America entered the war it had a significant impact on its economy. ... It was Hitler who declared war on the USA. Prior to that American domestic politics were dominated by the arguments between interventionism and isolationism.
<span>The ideas of Adam Smith helped to bring about "free market capitalism," since Smith was a major proponent of the "free hand of the market" when it came to determining the strength of an economy. </span>
He desired a logical, well played, religiously tolerant colony.
