UESTION 32

What change did the U.S. economy experience in the years immediately after World War I? (3 points)

an export-led boom centered on trade with Asia

increasing reliance on energy imported from the Middle East

an economic crisis in Europe that spread to the United States

increasing anti-union sentiment that led to a reduction in wages

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UESTION 32

What change did the U.S. economy experience in the years immediately after World War I? (3 points)
		
an export-led boom centered on trade with Asia
		
increasing reliance on energy imported from the Middle East
		
an economic crisis in Europe that spread to the United States
		
increasing anti-union sentiment that led to a reduction in wages

palindromeman · Answer

According to the treaty of Versailles, the war reparations were to be completely based on Germany

palindromeman · Answer

This created mass economic hysteria in Germany as they were not able to survive. Unemployment, debt, etc. all skyrocketed

palindromeman · Answer

Does this help? (I can not give direct answers)

anonymous · Answer

nope. im slow.

anonymous · Answer

I said A. im not sure that's right. but oh well. I guessed.

palindromeman · Answer

So, a reduction in wages due to the anti-union settlement did not happen (Coolidge's economic policy was against this, he believed in more money circulating = better economy) And it worked, making the Roaring Twenties

palindromeman · Answer

A is not correct

eclipsedstar · Answer

Which answer choice mentions an economic downfall? A is incorrect...

anonymous · Answer

fml.

palindromeman · Answer

A does not create a economic downfall, and D did not happen

anonymous · Answer

C?

eclipsedstar · Answer

Economic downfall=Economical crisis....

palindromeman · Answer

Correct

eclipsedstar · Answer

Yes! :)

anonymous · Answer

Thank you. :)

eclipsedstar · Answer

No problem! :)