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While it cost a lot of money to fight the war, once the war ended there were no new costs.
While it cost a lot of money to fight the war, once the war ended there were no new costs.
The financial costs of World War I were extensive and particularly hurt wounded veterans.
The financial costs of World War I were extensive and particularly hurt wounded veterans.
The U.S. lost the most money out of any country in the war because it loaned money to others.
The U.S. lost the most money out of any country in the war because it loaned money to others.
Financial decisions from World War I had global impacts, such as helping to cause another war.
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The statement that best analyzes the consequences of World War I’s financial costs is:
Financial decisions from World War I had global impacts, such as helping to cause another war.
This response acknowledges that the financial ramifications of the war were significant and long-lasting, affecting not just the countries directly involved but also contributing to broader global instability that led to future conflicts, including World War II.
