What can the rise of the United States give us?

1. The success of the rise of the United States lies in obtaining the most abundant economic factors in the world at that time. As an immigrant country, the United States can directly obtain the large-scale inflow of capital, technology and talents from the most developed western European countries at that time.

2. After the United States has acquired the vast western territory, its domestic natural resources can be fully supplied to meet the demand of rapid economic growth, so that its economic growth will not be interrupted due to the shortage of resources during its rise.

3. The United States is the main birthplace of two technological revolutions: the end of 19, the beginning of 20th century and the middle and late 20th century. These two technological revolutions made the productivity and enterprise management system of the United States in an uninterrupted process of innovation, and quickly surpassed Europe in core competitiveness, and maintained a leading position for a long time. Through two world wars, the United States obtained huge bonds and war compensation for Europe, and realized the worldwide wealth transfer from Europe to the United States, thus establishing the world currency status of the US dollar.

4. The United States has a unique security environment and international conditions during its rise. The isolation of the two oceans on the east and west sides made it impossible for the United States to get involved in wars and conflicts in Eurasia, and it also made it extremely expensive for hegemonic countries such as Britain and France to send expeditionary forces to North America at that time. Even if there is a war with the European suzerain, the favorable factors for winning are mostly on the American side. There are no powerful countries around the United States as neighbors, and Mexico and Canada in the north and south are weaker than the United States, which makes them gain great space at a very low cost in the process of expanding westward, and the vast western frontier has become a safety valve to transfer social contradictions in the east.

In the process of its rise, the United States did not become a direct challenger to British hegemony and its colonial system, but became Britain's main ally in the two wars. The United States did not overthrow the global hegemony of Britain, but gradually replaced it in the process of Britain's natural decline. On the contrary, Germany and Japan acted as challengers of British hegemony, which not only led to the failure of the rise of Germany and Japan. But also covered up the great consequences of the rise of the United States. While rising as a new hegemonic country, the United States has built a new international system and international relations concept, such as adopting a "neo-colonialism" policy and creating a United Nations system, which makes the new hegemony of the United States more attractive than that of Britain.

5. The market economy and democratic politics in the United States are relatively thorough and typical in western countries, with almost no vestiges of feudalism. The rise of the United States is the product of the comprehensive effect of various favorable factors inside and outside the United States, which has its historical inevitability.