In his first major address, Harry Truman emphasized that the United States should use its immense power to serve and not to dominate, a call for international cooperation.
For nearly a century, the U.S. has aimed to enrich and empower other democracies, ensuring its own prosperity while fostering a liberal world order built on shared benefits.
Truman's vision for mutual good through increased international trade led to the U.S. becoming an integral part of a vast network of global cooperation.
America's commitment to trade and mutual protection not only enhances its security but also strengthens alliances against authoritarian threats posed by other major powers.
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