In the beginning of the twenty-first century, the United States was a country with almost indisputable superior military power, called a:

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The term "hegemon" refers to a country that has dominant and uncontested influence over other nations in terms of political, economic, and military power. The United States certainly fit this description in the early 2000s, with a military that was unparalleled in terms of size, resources, and technology. The US was seen as the world's sole superpower, able to exert its influence and enforce its interests on a global scale. The terms "monopoly", "détente", and "coalition" do not capture this idea of unchallenged superiority.

In the Beginning of the Twenty-First Century, the United States