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I dont think that it really did. Although the U.S. was involved with the Versailles treaty and the war it wasn't until WWII that the U.S. became a 'superpower'. Look at the size of the US military..we were still rather small at this point.

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The two sides were both wearing down and essentially in a stalemate, particularly after the fall of Russia. The entrance of a fresh, new country---and one with substantial resources---breathed new life into the allies.

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Q: How did World War 1 help the US become a superpower?
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