What are U.S. geopolitical assets, and how do they apply to U.S. grand strategy?
What will be an ideal response?
Answers should define U.S. geopolitical assets as the physical and human resources that influence long-term strategy. The size, location, and natural resources of the United States should also be described. Answers should discuss how these factors relate to dealings with other countries. Specifically, answers should discuss the early strategic detachment strategy as a response to geopolitical assets.
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