The Economic developments in the United States of America 1900-1920

Abstract

The U.S. economy has witnessed a clear development since the beginning of the 20th century, as its economy was moving towards outperforming the economies of the major countries at the time, especially Britain, Germany and France, where the United States of America provided its loans to all parties of the war, and those loans were at interest ranged from 5-7 percent, and the economic factor was the reason for the delay in entering World War I, and entered the battles at a time when its economy required to enter the war to end the state of war, and benefit from peace and beyond, The results of the war as a whole declared that the victorious power of World War I was the United States of America, because of the huge revenues it earned for the American economy, and the American economic power seemed superior to the economies of the countries of the world. After the end of the war, the United States of America participated in the settlements that took place after which it made more wealth than it earned from the war and even obliged the countries of the world to pay their debts to the United States of America, and a number of developments of the war and its settlements in the administration of Woodrow Wilson. The research section to: Three investigations: the first research addressed the American economy before World War I, and the second research touched on the American economy since 1914 the beginning of World War I, the third research came the development of the American economy from world war until 1920, and concluded the research with a conclusion and list of sources.