In the pre-World War I period,the U.S.exported mainly

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In the pre-World War I period, the U.S. primarily exported primary products including agricultural goods such as wheat, cotton, and beef. The manufacturing industry had not yet developed to the level where it was a major exporter, and the U.S. was not yet a major player in the global arms trade. While there may have been some export of technology-intensive products, it was not the primary focus of U.S. exports at that time. Services were not yet a major component of international trade.

In the Pre-World War I Period,the U.S.exported Mainly