From the Party's perspective, America's involvement in World War II improved the lives of the nation's poorest by -

a.

demolishing their substandard communities and forcing the government to rebuild.

c.

fueling their rage and causing them to rise up in protest for human rights and equality.

b.

offering them gainful employment in the manufacture of goods needed to wage war.

d.

providing them with more rations and material goods from the Army's leftover supplies.

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Jocelyn

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19 May, 09:53

From the Party's perspective, America's involvement in World War II improved the lives of the nation's poorest by -

a.

demolishing their substandard communities and forcing the government to rebuild.

c.

fueling their rage and causing them to rise up in protest for human rights and equality.

b.

offering them gainful employment in the manufacture of goods needed to wage war.

d.

providing them with more rations and material goods from the Army's leftover supplies.

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Matthew Bartlett · Answer 1

From the Party’s perspective, America’s involvement in World War II improved the lives of the nation’s poorest by: B. offering them gainful employment in the manufacture of goods needed to wage war.

During the world war, a lot of companies in the private sector were required to produce the materials needed for the war. Since they need to fulfill the order in short deadline, they hire a lot of American people for their labor.