After World War I, the United States experienced a brief period of economic prosperity known as the "Roaring Twenties," characterized by industrial growth, consumerism, and technological innovation. Politically, the U.S. shifted towards isolationism, rejecting the League of Nations and focusing on domestic issues. However, this prosperity was uneven, leading to social tensions and labor strikes. Ultimately, the economic boom set the stage for the eventual downturn that culminated in the Great Depression.
It's impossible to underestimate how much WWI changed the political face of America. The simplest answer though, would be that it brought the US out of isolationism and the US became more conscious of the world, its politics and events and how it would relate to the world in the 20th Century and beyond.
The Civil War caused tremendous political, economic, technological, and social change in the United States
Economic gain.
The American colonists were in an economic and political disarray. It is because the states were not effectively unified.
No
strong feelings of resentment and nationalism built up by economic and political crises
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World War I was a significant turning point in the political, cultural, economic, and social climate of the world
The military had stronger influence after WWI.
economic problems
a conflict between nationalist and communist movements
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World war one lead to the great ddepression and the seven year war.
Yes, Spain was not directly involved in World War 1, but it did experience some impact from the war, such as economic difficulties and political instability.
Communism, democracy and neocolonialism
it created economic problems.