America and the World: A Diplomatic History

This series of 24 lectures offers an engaging exploration of America's remarkable transformation from a collection of colonies into a global superpower, examining key moments and policies in American diplomatic history. Professor Stoler delves into the origins of American beliefs about its role in the world, significant events like wars and treaties, and influential policies such as the Monroe Doctrine and the Marshall Plan. Presenting history as a connected and dynamic narrative, the lectures provide insights into how the United States evolved its foreign relations over two centuries, enriching your understanding of both historical events and their broader significance.