Examples Of American Progression During Ww2

Tyler Dame
ACC US History
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April 4, 2023
American Progression during WW1 and WW2
During the period between WW1 and the end of WW2, America Progressed massively with the initial incline of the stock market and the new inventions that were helping America expand. The government implemented different provisions to keep the economy afloat and we made secure ways for citizens to keep their money and lives intact during the Depression. We opened up to international trade and allowed better access to different parts of the world with major trading routes and new boats. Lastly, the significant changes in the social and political standing of different peoples in America. Women earned more rights and Blacks migrated North and integrated

One of the ways that we progressed was how we extended our reach to other parts of the world during both wars when we traded with most of the countries in the wars. We stayed a neutral nation in both wars till we were provoked and then started to intervene in the wars. During the beginning of WW1 America traded with both the ally powers and the central powers. This increases our economy and brings in a lot of money for the nation, which would help turn us into a global superpower later on. In WW2, We traded with mostly the Ally powers. We became one of the main suppliers during the war, we made everything from food to ammunition, to weapons. In WW2 we imposed a Trade law that got rid of most tariffs and embargoes on goods so that we could trade more and give more. During both wars, our trade extended to multiple parts of the world, setting up more trade agreements and increasing America’s power and

Some of the Areas were the economy, like banking, jobs, and the infrastructure of America. During the time that America was isolated from the rest of the world, we entered a depression. The way that we were able to pull ourselves out of the depression was with the help of the government. One of the ways was with the government's intervention with the banks, the FDIC was and still is an insurance program that helps to ensure money in banks in case banks go under. Another Program was The Securities Act of 1934 which regulates the operation of stock exchanges and trading. These programs helped to increase and secure the American economy and they helped to restore trust in the stock market and the economy. And the federal credit union act allowed citizens to use credit to purchase goods and services. All of these organizations helped to progress America by creating security for our money, control of the stock market, and introducing credit that helped citizens start buying things and increased the money in the