Analyze the relationship between global economic changes after World War II and the economies of Europe and the U.S.(1 point)
A. As the global economy changed to become more interconnected, the economies of individual European nations and the U.S. became more dependent on each other. This provided more stability in trade between the two regions.
B. As the global economy changed to become more interconnected, the economies of individual European nations and the U.S. became less dependent on each other. This provided more stability in trade between the two regions as they traded less.
C. As the global economy changed to become more interconnected, the economies of individual European nations and the U.S. became less dependent on each other. This made trade less stable between the two regions as they traded more sporadically.
D. As the global economy changed to become less interconnected, the economies of individual European nations and the U.S. became more dependent on each other. This made trade between the two regions unstable as they traded more sporadically.
A. As the global economy changed to become more interconnected, the economies of individual European nations and the U.S. became more dependent on each other. This provided more stability in trade between the two regions.
This option accurately describes how the global economic changes after World War II led to increased interdependence between European nations and the U.S., resulting in more stable trade relations. The establishment of institutions such as the Bretton Woods system and the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) promoted economic cooperation and facilitated trade between nations, leading to stronger economic ties between Europe and the U.S.