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Which of the following describes American trade policy during the early years of the war? -The United States refused to trade with any of the belligerent nations. -The United States observed a policy of neutrality and traded equally with both sides. - The United States was officially neutral but its trade policies mostly helped Britain and France. -The United States offered loans to Germany to buy American goods but gave goods to Britain and France.

Sagot :

I'm guessing you are talking about WWI.

Thus, we were "officially neutral", but we gave arms to both sides. However, we gave more to Britain and didn't stop their blockade. This made Germany mad and pushed them to start Uboating our ships. So, we retaliated by eventually not economically financing Germany, before we got into the war.

:The United States was officially neutral but its trade policies mostly helped Britain and France.
rubiremesarr2003

The United States was officially neutral but its trade policies mostly helped Britain and France.

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