US trade with World War I countries totaled about before the US joined the war.

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Spozun · Answer 1 · 2024-01-13T12:33:18+0000

Answer: the United States traded with Great Britain, France, and Russia and made the trade with the Allies in 1914 about 825 million dollars; in 1917, it had risen to about three trillion, a 300% increase.

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The United states were growing because he traded with the allies.

US trade with World War I countries totaled about before the US joined the war.

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