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Which statements accurately describe results of America's entry into World War I ? Choose the two correct answers. A.Russia emerged as the strongest country in Europe. B.France was forced to give up its
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Which statements accurately describe results of America's entry into World War I ?
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A.Russia emerged as the strongest country in Europe.
B.France was forced to give up its overseas empire.
C.The United States became a world power.
D.Germany was defeated and made to pay reparations.
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the answer is C and D
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I would say “C”. Before that, the United States had never been involved in any international conflict where many nations participated. But after America’s involvement, the war turned in the Allies favor fairly quick.
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