Which statement best describes the international effects of the Great Depression? America's withdrawal from the world economy decreased her influence in other countries. The U. S. depression crashed international stock markets, which led to distrust and tension in international relations. America's loss of economic influence led to decreased political influence. The U. S. economic crash forced other countries to face economic crises and political backlash.

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Josephine Meza

16 May, 03:03

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Rory Pacheco · Answer 1

The U. S. depression crashed international stock markets, which led to distrust and tension in international relations