The short-term effect of the United States' changed international role as a result of World War I was leadership in world affairs. After the war, the U.S. emerged as a significant global power, taking on a leading role in international politics and efforts to establish peace, such as participating in the Treaty of Versailles and the League of Nations discussions, despite ultimately not joining the League.
The international role of the United States changed as a result of World War I. What was the short-term effect of this change?(1 point)Responsesreturn to isolationismreturn to isolationismsevere economic depressionsevere economic depressionincrease in immigrationincrease in immigrationleadership in world affairs
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