About my part of the project

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Since the world is constantly changing and states change their borders, the theme of the fifty-first state is very important. Today, the United States is a world political leader who sometimes builds his policy very boldly. We can see in the daily news about US actions that can be both friendly and unfriendly. Expansion is condemned in the world. Expansion is when one country tries by all means to expand its borders and sometimes resorts to military and political means to achieve this goal. The history of the United States is a struggle for the preservation and acquisition of territories. Is it possible to say that every fifty-first state is a manifestation of expansion? I don't think so. Today, in the context of globalization, each country has a certain part of the influence on another country. Until the United States goes to military action to acquire territories, it cannot be accused of trying to buy Greenland or the strange and insane claims of turning the moon into a fifty-first state.

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