By the end of World War II, the United States had become a world superpower Which statement makes a proper inference about the idea in the sentence?

A. World War II was a short war.

B. The United States is a large nation.

C. The United States military has four branches.

D. The United States was on the winning side of World War II.

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Mckayla Curry

4 September, 04:17

By the end of World War II, the United States had become a world superpower Which statement makes a proper inference about the idea in the sentence?

A. World War II was a short war.

B. The United States is a large nation.

C. The United States military has four branches.

D. The United States was on the winning side of World War II.

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Monique Atkinson · Answer 1

It is safe to assume the answer is D. because if the United States was not on the winning side of the war then they would not be considered a 'world superpower'.

Keith Cruz · Answer 2

Ya it's D. Because until Germany and Japan were, they were the world superpowers. And if they would've won the war, they would've remained superpowers