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It definitely feels good to see my country as a world leader in the year 1940. When USA entered the World War I, things changed and changed the whole socio-political situation of America. I agree that the USA joined the war to ward off the German threat. But after the end of the First World War, America’s decision to continue the expansion spree is sort of controversial according to me. The next event namely creation The League of Nations the Great Depression Situation really rocked the country. The loss of life and property in the First World War was way too much and irreparable.