How did World War II affect the economy of the United States?

A. The value of the U. S. economy became dependent on the

repayment of large war bonds from other countries.

O

B. The control of the U. S. economy shifted from complete

government oversight to input from private industry.

O

C. The United States was driven into a decade of economic

depression because of the costs of the war.

O

D. The United States experienced an economic boom that

contributed to its rise as the world's prominent economy.

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10 January, 16:05

How did World War II affect the economy of the United States?

A. The value of the U. S. economy became dependent on the

repayment of large war bonds from other countries.

O

B. The control of the U. S. economy shifted from complete

government oversight to input from private industry.

O

C. The United States was driven into a decade of economic

depression because of the costs of the war.

O

D. The United States experienced an economic boom that

contributed to its rise as the world's prominent economy.

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Frederick Roy · Answer 1

A.

Explanation:

America's involvement in World War II had a significant impact on the economy and workforce of the United States ... Our involvement in the war soon changed that rate. American factories were retooled to produce goods to support the war effort and almost overnight the unemployment rate dropped to around 10%.