After WWII,the United States

question 23

Multiple Choice

After WWII,the United States

• A) returned to its isolationist tradition.
• B) concluded that its European allies were strong enough to reestablish a stable world economy.
• C) accepted the responsibilities of hegemonic status that it refused after WW I.
• D) discouraged the creation of international institutions provide the infrastructure for the postwar global economy.
• E) rejected macroeconomic policies designed to promote growth and limit unemployment.

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