Question

What was NOT a factor in American prosperity, following World War I?

America was sparred the destruction Europe experienced during the war.


American industry was modernized and able to produce more products in less time.


America gained European territory after the war and was able to export products to Europe and Africa without economic barriers.


America transitioned form a debtor nation to a creditor nation (was owed more money from other nations than it owes to other nations).

Answer 1

America gained European territory after the war and was able to export products to Europe and Africa without economic barriers because they had no European territory

Answer 2

The option that was NOT a factor in American prosperity following World War I is that "America gained European territory after the war and could export products to Europe and Africa without economic barriers."

This is because there is nowhere recorded that the United States of America gained territory in Europe.

The United States only gained territories in Central America such as Cuba and Puerto Rico, and Polynesia such as Hawaii and the Philippines.

However, some of the factors that contributed to American prosperity include the following:

• No form of destruction was experienced during the war.
• The American industry was improved upon to produce more products with lesser resources.
• American became a creditor of many nations and changed from a debtor position.

Hence, in this case, it is concluded that the correct answer to the question is option C.

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