Which of these best explains the growth in college enrollment after world war ii?

a. anti-communist fervor made college education seem like a patriotic duty.

b. enrolling in college allowed young adults to avoid military service.

c. more jobs required a college education than in the past.

d. college tuition dropped as more colleges opened?

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Reagan Mcintosh

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7 December, 17:47

Which of these best explains the growth in college enrollment after world war ii?

a. anti-communist fervor made college education seem like a patriotic duty.

b. enrolling in college allowed young adults to avoid military service.

c. more jobs required a college education than in the past.

d. college tuition dropped as more colleges opened?

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Martha Walls · Answer 1

The correct answer is C

c. more jobs required a college education than in the past.

the emergence of automated machines, and assembly lines needed specialized and a trained work force. This implied the need to get college training in order to fit into the job market.