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At end of WWI, the door was open for the U.S. to become the world's leader, but instead, America retreated into isolationism. American isolationism helped lead to WWII in several ways:
- Without a allies to help in time of need, France went ahead and built up a massive military.
- Punishment of Germany led to considerable suffering. This opened the door for Adolf Hitler to gain support with wild ideas. Isolationism would also allow Hitler Germany to re-arm themselves largely without interruption.
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What impacts did World War 1 have on the US economy?
in a world war 1 on the us ecompny all the american are died and and war is started 1941 to 1954 the american is won the war by us economy
What caused the US to have world power after World War 1?
The US and the Allies won the war and the US gained control of the Philippines, causing it to become a world power.
When and how did US get invoved in World War 1?
1917
What did the us go into World War 1?
they were bored
How did World War 1 affect US policy?
the war affected it greatly
How did they feel about the blamed in World War 1?
good
How did Americans feel about world war 1 after the war was over?
happy that they won
Who did the US help in World War I?
The US helped France in world war 1 with submarines in the Atlantic.
Who had fought the US in World War I?
Germany fought the us in world war 1
How did World War 1 afect the US?
world war one affect the us they had get a alot of money
What impacts did World War 1 have on the US economy?
in a world war 1 on the us ecompny all the american are died and and war is started 1941 to 1954 the american is won the war by us economy
An enemy of the US in World War 1 and World War 2?
Germany
Who was on the US side in World War 1 but not in World War 2?
japan
One reason the US did not enter World war 1?
The US did enter World War 1, though not till 1917.
How many people where in world war 1?
To symbolise the men who died for us in World War 1
Who did the us declare war on in World War 1?
germany
Was World War 1 a 'total war' for the US?
yes.
