Because of diminishing trade with Europe following World War I, South American countries became(1 point)

Responses

more self-sufficient by manufacturing their own goods.
more self-sufficient by manufacturing their own goods.

bitter enemies with Great Britain and France because the lack of money permanently crippled many countries.
bitter enemies with Great Britain and France because the lack of money permanently crippled many countries.

more dependent on wealthier countries such as the U.S. and Great Britain by accepting foreign aid.
more dependent on wealthier countries such as the U.S. and Great Britain by accepting foreign aid.

more dependent on imports to generate wealth.

1 answer

The most accurate response to the situation of South American countries following World War I due to diminishing trade with Europe is:

more self-sufficient by manufacturing their own goods.

This reflects a trend in many South American countries to develop their own industries and reduce reliance on foreign imports as a result of the changes in trade dynamics.