Summary:
The book chronicles the history of the United States' involvement in orchestrating coups and supporting regime changes in various countries around the world, from the late 19th century to the early 21st century. It provides detailed accounts of American interventions in nations such as Hawaii, Iran, Guatemala, Chile, and Iraq, examining the motivations behind these actions and their long-term consequences.
Key points:
1. American Interventionism: The book discusses U.S. interventionism, highlighting instances of U.S. involvement in foreign government overthrows, often under the pretense of spreading democracy.
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