No, that was due to Europe and Asia bombing itself back to the Stone Age in WWII, while the US focused on its laissez-faire economic roots.
Also, I forgot to mention that what you said is not mutually exclusive to globalization and globalism. Europe and Asia's bombed their industry back to the stone age, but which country provided the technology and trade exports these countries so desparately needed that helped grow their economy (while also making the exporting country rich)? Which country created new international trade organizations, trade rules, and military alliances to help stablize the world and counter the Communist Bloc post-WW2? USA USA USA.
The USA took advantage of its manufacturing power status at the end of WW2 by getting rich from selling American goods to Europe and Asia (and this included creating new trade alliances and new trade agreements with countries in said regions of the world). The USA not only traded with them, but also helped guide the economies of Japan, S. Korea, and Germany after WW2 with US-led norms and new international rules. In the miltiary sphere, the USA achieved military dominance by creating organizations like NATO, a globalist miltiary alliance to help enforce the new rules of the post WW2 capitalist world and counter the Communist Bloc. That's all globalism that comes with globalization.
As for laissez faire, yes, free market capitalism did play a big role. However, let's not forget the role the other side of the coin also played in the form of taxpayer subsidized industrial & agricultural products that were exported overseas, and government funded innovations or inventions at least partially derived from government grants & subsidies to private companies (eg. the internet, doppler radar, supercomputers, modern planes & jets, microchips, red LED lights, nuclear energy, modern rocket engines, MRI, voice assistance, AI & self driving cars, etc all created from government funded experiments) that also helped ensure American economic dominance in the 20th-21st century.