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After World War II, the United States emerged as a global leader in several key areas, including economic strength, military power, and technological innovation. The U.S. economy thrived as it became the world's largest, benefiting from wartime production and a booming consumer market. Militarily, the U.S. established itself as a superpower with a significant nuclear arsenal and a dominant presence in international affairs. Additionally, advancements in technology and research, particularly in areas like aerospace and medicine, positioned the U.S. at the forefront of scientific progress.
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How did popular sovereignty lead to the US Civil War?
people dident votei don't think the popular sovereignty have anything do to with leading to the civil war.
How did the Fugitive Slave Act get the US one step closer to the Civil War?
Yes and no. There were 10 years apart from the passage and the war. It was just a contributing factor in the process leading to war.
Why was the US able to become the major allied power duringand after world war 2?
First, because none of the war was waged on US land, which preserved the manufacturing power, and made the repair bill after the war very small. (I know Hawaii is the exception) Second, because the US developed the A-bomb and was willing to use it. Third, US was willing to assist in the re-building of war torn areas, and a little goodwill goes a long way
What conditions and issues led to mistrust between the US And USSR thereby leading to the Cold War?
The mistrust between the US and USSR during the Cold War stemmed from ideological differences, with the US advocating for capitalism and democracy while the USSR promoted communism and a one-party state. Key events, such as the Bolshevik Revolution, the differing post-World War II visions for Europe, and the atomic bomb's development, exacerbated tensions. Additionally, the US's perceived attempts to contain communism and the USSR's expansionist policies further fueled suspicion and hostility, ultimately leading to a prolonged period of geopolitical conflict.
What was the longest US war before 1850?
The French and Indian War was the longest US war before 1850.The longest US war in history was the Vietnam War.
What areas was the US a leader after the war?
economics
What areas was the the US a leader after the war?
economics
Who was the leading general for the US during the war?
Dwight Eisenhower
How did Franklin d roosevelt help us?
By leading us in World War II.
Were The leading production areas in the US the Middle Atlantic and North Central states?
Yes, the leading production areas in the United States were in the Middle Atlantic and North Central states.
Examine the events leading to the intervention of US in vietnamese war?
The atomic age (1945) was the sole event leading into the Vietnam War. 1. No atomic age, no cold war. 2. No cold war; no Vietnam War.
Were the leading production areas in the US were the Middle Atlantic and North Central states?
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Which war resulted in territorial gains for the US that caused sectional conflict in the years leading up to the Civil War?
Mexican War
What is used call the US to split apart leading to the civil war?
Secession
What territories did the US gain after the spanish-american war?
After the US victory after the Spanish American war, they gained Cuba and its surrounding areas such as Guam and Puerto Rico.
Does the World War I have anything to do with the present time?
Indirectly. World War 1 saw the decline of imperialism, leading to World War 2, in turn leading to the Cold War, leading to the present time. Also, World War 1 was a great technological war, and that same technology, though much updated, is still with us.
Who led America in the Wold war 3?
If you are counting the current "Global War on Terrorism" as WW3, then the US is leading that fight.
