In the 1920s American business activities abroad
A) increased as American built foreign production facilities and acquired foreign sources of raw materials.
B) decreased as investment opportunities in United States production grew.
C) were outlawed in order to keep the American dollar at home.
D) decreased, particularly in Latin America, because foreign governments began to nationalize their industries.
E) ended, as a worldwide depression began.

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In the 1920s, American businesses expanded their activities abroad, including building production facilities in foreign countries and acquiring sources of raw materials, as part of a broader strategy to access new markets and resources.

In the 1920s American Business Activities Abroad