What best summarizes the economic relationship between the U. S and Europe during the 1920's?

A. U. S markets were in short supply for g moods after WWI but sold supplies to Europe regardless.

B. After WWI European markets produced consumer goods, but struggles to produce agricultural products, thus they purchased them from the U. D.

C. U. S markets had an abundant supply, and sold goods to Europe as its countries struggled to rebuild.

D. European countries refused to purchase goods from the U. S after WWI

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17 September, 11:07

What best summarizes the economic relationship between the U. S and Europe during the 1920's?

A. U. S markets were in short supply for g moods after WWI but sold supplies to Europe regardless.

B. After WWI European markets produced consumer goods, but struggles to produce agricultural products, thus they purchased them from the U. D.

C. U. S markets had an abundant supply, and sold goods to Europe as its countries struggled to rebuild.

D. European countries refused to purchase goods from the U. S after WWI

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Answer is C. U. S Market had an abundant supply, and sold goods to EU as its countries struggled to rebuild.

Reasoning for Chosen Answer - Since the U. S had numerous supply and abundant of resources the EU had and needed time to cover from the war and all the resources that was used.