Which of the following correctly
examines how the aftermath of
World War I created economic ties
between the United States and
Europe that ultimately made the
Great Depression a global problem?
(1 point)
After the destruction of World
War I, the U.S. government
lent money to European
countries that needed to
rebuild.
The Smoot-Hawley Act lent
money to European nations
after WWI to rebuild
communities damaged during
the war.
Because the U.S. joined the
League of Nations, the U.S.
and Europe were
economically linked.
The Treaty of Versailles
established a strong economic
relationship between the U.S.
and Europe.