No. The United States' economy was bolstered from the industrial boom of becoming a war-time economy, lifting them from the depression.
The sinking of the Lusitania was the reason the US finally entered into World War 1. It was torpedoed by a German U-boat. Almost 2,000 people lost their lives.
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After World War 2, the US had the strongest economy in the world.
Germany fought the us in world war 1
The US helped France in world war 1 with submarines in the Atlantic.
Yes. The country was virtually bankrupt at the end of it and was dependent on economic help from the US.
Britain, like most other European countries, was virtually bankrupt at the end of World War 2 and heavily in debt to the US for supplies received during the war.
The Soviets went bankrupt.
China's leader, they aren't bankrupt like the rest of us!
US President George Washington understood that the main problem facing the new USA was that the government was almost bankrupt. The Revolutionary war had placed the new nation in serious debt as it first began.
There was almost no fighting in Germany in World War 1, except in East Prussia in August-September, 1914.
Economics & physical damage is and was irrelevant to the cold war (other than going "bankrupt" which is what happened to the Soviets thus ending the cold war in 1990). The cold war was created by the atomic bomb.
The sinking of the Lusitania was the reason the US finally entered into World War 1. It was torpedoed by a German U-boat. Almost 2,000 people lost their lives.
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us energy company that went bankrupt in 2001
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Women worked jobs that had been held almost exclusively by men.