Pan-Americanism
the idea or advocacy of a political alliance or union of all the countries of North, Central, and South America.
a movement for or the idea or advocacy of close economic, cultural, and military cooperation among the Pan-American countries.
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How to use Pan-Americanism in a sentence
Advantage was taken of this need to erect the building which was to be the visible and worthy symbol of Pan Americanism.
Latin America and the United States | Elihu RootTo make Pan-Americanism merely a matter of geography is to deprive it of all serious meaning.
The Promise Of American Life | Herbert David CrolyObviously, Pan-Americanism cannot aim at precise symmetry or theoretical consistency.
South America and the War | F. A. KirkpatrickWhat about Pan-Americanism, the sentiment or system which aims at uniting all the American republics?
South America and the War | F. A. KirkpatrickPan-Americanism, however, was destined to remain largely a generous ideal.
The Hispanic Nations of the New World | William R. Shepherd
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