Which of the following could be considered a characteristic of the post-war American upper class? Select all that apply. Americans were eager to travel the world. Americans were preoccupied with class and social standing. Most Americans were not as wealthy as they appeared. Americans held little respect and admiration for Old World values and culture.

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Nataly Christensen

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3 May, 11:01

Which of the following could be considered a characteristic of the post-war American upper class? Select all that apply. Americans were eager to travel the world. Americans were preoccupied with class and social standing. Most Americans were not as wealthy as they appeared. Americans held little respect and admiration for Old World values and culture.

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Kira Andrews · Answer 1

Americans were eager to travel the world.

Americans were preoccupied with class and social standing.

Explanation:

After the war, American society was transformed in many different ways. The economy of the United States improved significantly due to the opening of the European market and the increased production in various industries during the war. As the quality of life for most people improved, the American upper class had different desires. Americans were eager to travel the world, as transportation had also improved. Moreover, Americans became preoccupied with class and social standing.

Anya Lowe · Answer 2

the answer is b and d.