In the aftermath of World War II:

a. very few women lost their wartime jobs to returning veterans.

b. the majority of returning GIs went back to work.

c. the United States experienced difficulty demobilizing, prompting Congress to keep in place most wartime economic measures.

d. Americans paid more for consumer goods.

e. B and D

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Jayda

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25 April, 19:52

In the aftermath of World War II:

a. very few women lost their wartime jobs to returning veterans.

b. the majority of returning GIs went back to work.

c. the United States experienced difficulty demobilizing, prompting Congress to keep in place most wartime economic measures.

d. Americans paid more for consumer goods.

e. B and D

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Marissa Mcconnell · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter E.

The end of World War II did a great deal of damage to the European continent. Being the biggest stage of the conflicts, the Old World was part of unimaginable numbers. The conflict accounted for a total expenditure of £ 413, £ 25 billion, manufactured over 296,000 aircraft and 53 million tons of naval equipment. Around 45 million lives worldwide have been harvested, the vast majority innocent.