How did U.S. companies impede economic growth in Latin American nations during the 1920s?
A) Growing American investments made it difficult for these nations to grow their own food or diversify their economies.
B) As a result of isolationism, U.S. companies had pulled many investments out of Latin America, leaving these nations without investment capital.
C) U.S. companies aggressively pursued Latin American investors who otherwise would have used their money to develop their own countries.
D) U.S. companies were recruiting the skilled labor force of Latin American countries, leaving those nations rich in capital but poor in labor.
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