Yes both because weapons were a big part of Western Technology.
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That really depends as politics were constantly changing through the course of history. If you're referring to the time around the constitution, then the main political parties would be the Federalists and the Anti Federalists in which the Federalists were in favor of a strong central government while the anti Federalists scorned the idea in fear of a repeat of their much hated former king.
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In its most blunt form, "Americanization" removes the ability to appreciate cultural diversity. If Americanization results in products, goods, and consciousness that reflects only what is present in America, heterogeneity is lost. Americanization tends to expand and subsume other cultural notions of the good.
