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

Question

Responses

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

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
more dependent on imports to generate wealth

bitter enemies with Great Britain and France because lack of money permanently crippled their economies.
bitter enemies with Great Britain and France because lack of money permanently crippled their economies.
Question 9
9. Which statement LEAST accurately describes the problems that South America faces regarding trade?(1 point)
Responses

much of South America's trading involves outside countries
much of South America's trading involves outside countries

frequent trading exists amongst South American countries
frequent trading exists amongst South American countries

coffee is a heavily demanded item that other countries seek from South America
coffee is a heavily demanded item that other countries seek from South America

great concern exists because of the lack of trade among South American nations

Answer 1

For your first question about the impact of diminishing trade with Europe on South American nations following World War I, the most accurate response would be:

• more self-sufficient by manufacturing their own goods.

This reflects the trend where countries sought to develop their local industries due to less reliance on European goods.

For the second question regarding the statement that least accurately describes the problems South America faces regarding trade, the least accurate response would be:

• frequent trading exists amongst South American countries.

This statement contrasts with the reality that South American countries often engage in less trade among themselves compared to trade with outside nations, highlighting a significant issue in regional economic integration.