What is one way in which other countries contributed to the Great Depression in the U.S.?
A. European countries remained bitter about America’s involvement in WWI and chose not to offer assistance.
B. European countries were still recovering from WWI and were unable to help.
C. Other countries saw America as the “world power” and felt America had the wealth and resources to take care of itself.
D. The U.S. was in debt to many countries after WWI, so these countries didn't feel compelled to provide the U.S. with any further aid.

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What is one way in which other countries contributed to the Great Depression in the U.S.? 
	A.	European countries remained bitter about America’s involvement in WWI and chose not to offer assistance.
	B.	European countries were still recovering from WWI and were unable to help.
	C.	Other countries saw America as the “world power” and felt America had the wealth and resources to take care of itself.
	D.	The U.S. was in debt to many countries after WWI, so these countries didn't feel compelled to provide the U.S. with any further aid.

anonymous · Answer

i think it's D

anonymous · Answer

i'm pretty sure its actually B because that sounds most logical and i studying the smaw time period :D

anonymous · Answer

I don't think its D because it was Europe that was in debt to the U.S. after WW1 is i recall correctly, B seems to be the best answer.