How did World War I affect the economy of the United States and Oklahoma? A. Farmers struggled to find markets for their goods a
s prices began to drop. B. Demand for many products increased as the Allied Powers needed more resources. C. Mines across the state closed due to lack of demand. D. Women were forced out of the workplace, hurting those whose husbands were at war.
The correct answer is A) Farmers struggled to find markets for their goods as prices began to drop.
World War I affected the economy of the United States and Oklahoma Farmers in that they struggled to find markets for their goods as prices began to drop.
Since the beginning of World War 1 in August 1914, people from Oklahoma were against the United States involvement. Most of the country agreed with the decision of the government to remain neutral in the European conflict. But Oklahomans in particular, heavily opposed because they knew the war could cause a negative effect to the economy of the US and the state. German navy blocked Allie's ports and closed off important European markets and agriculture exports decline as agriculture prices did it too.
So while other Native Americans gave up and moved the Seminoles stayed and fought. How did the outcome for the Seminole differ from that of other Native Americans? The treaty said the Seminole would withdraw from Florida in seven years. In 1832 some Seminole leaders were forced to sign a treaty.
