Question

What affected the American economy immediately after World War I?

increase in international trade
demobilization of the military
rise in the demand for consumer goods
tariffs placed by European nations on American imports

I know C is wrong, but I'm between A and B and can't decide which one it is.

Answer 1

B

Answer 2

How sure are you?

Answer 3

98% sure lol

Answer 4

What about the other 2%?

Answer 5

If you hold on a minute, I could look it up for you.

Answer 6

Okay.

Answer 7

I looked it up and it says B

Answer 8

I probably saw the same answers you did and I came here and asked myself because I didn't trust those answers.

Answer 9

I went to like 7 sites and they all say B thats why im 98% sure the other 2% is cause its hard to trust the sites

Answer 10

Yeah, but okay after World War 1, everyone started demanding supplies and investing too much in stocks, since the Stock market crash happened directly after. Since the war was over, we didn't have to ration portions anymore, and it let to consumer demand for goods.

Does that make sense?

Answer 11

Wouldn't that answer lead to C and I already know that's incorrect?

Answer 12

Yeah, it would I suppose. This questions is seriously vague.
Did you already like get the answer wrong once or something?

Answer 13

Yeah, I put C the first time and it was wrong.

Answer 14

I know, from my lesson, that
"From 1914 to 1917, America's trade exports to Britain increased from $600 million to nearly $2 billion and the exports to France almost quadrupled."

So that's what makes me think A, but a lot of other people say B so I'm not sure

Answer 15

Do what your gut tells you

Answer 16

I guess I doubt B because I don't see how demobilizing an army would affect the economy at all.

Answer 17

I would say, but A, because if your lesson says that then that's probably what they would want you to put.
It's really stupid how online classes work sometimes but it's whatever.

Answer 18

What my lessons teach me and what the tests have on them are always so different. It makes it totally irrelevant to even provide a lesson if it doesn't help at all.

If you think this is bad, you should see my Anatomy course and the questions on those tests.

but thanks, both of you.

Answer 19

he world War I ended in 1918, and the demobilization efforts after the war continued up to maximum 1919. Thus there was hardly any demobilization activity in 1920's.

Answer 20

http://www.enotes.com/homework-help/what-was-economic-result-demoblization-1920-152661
you're welcome!

Answer 21

Well A was still wrong, so I guess it was B.

Answer 22

thats frustrating