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Recalling the specter of the Great Depression (1929–40), America now advocated open trade for two reasons: to create markets for American agricultural and industrial products, and to ensure the ability of Western European nations to export as a means of rebuilding their economies. Reduced trade barriers, American policy makers believed, would promote economic growth at home and abroad, bolstering U. S. friends and allies in the process.
–“Outline of United States History,”
US State Department
Why did the United States support open trade? Check all that apply.
to help the economy at home
to reduce the amount of international trade.
to limit interest in Soviet goods
to help rebuild Europe’s economy
to improve relations with other countries
to prevent the spread of communism
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Use the drop-down menus to complete the statements. the countries of wanted to find a quicker route to trade with the meant they would no longer have to travel
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