The foreign alliances the U. S. has entered into have resulted in:

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The foreign alliances the U.S. has entered into have led to the need to build up the country's military apparatus. This is because being in alliances means that the U.S. has to fulfill its commitments to allies and be prepared to defend them if needed. This has led to increased military spending and investment in military technology to maintain the country's military edge. While the U.S. has dependable allies and assurance that they will back up the U.S., these are not direct results of entering into foreign alliances. Help in the Middle East is also not a direct result of foreign alliances, as the U.S. has had both allies and adversaries in that region regardless of its alliances.

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