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Which is the BEST explanation for why fewer men in Georgia sought careers in agriculture in the decades following World War II?

AThe GI Bill offered the opportunity to go to college and pursue other careers.
BIn the years following World War II, agricultural work was completely mechanized.
CIn the years following World War II, agriculture in Georgia was dominated by women.
DAgriculture was no longer a factor in Georgia's economy in the late 1940s and 1950s.

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AThe GI Bill offered the opportunity to go to college and pursue other careers.
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The correct answer is A) The G.I. Bill offered the opportunity to go to college and pursue other careers.

The best explanation for why fewer men in Georgia sought careers in Agriculture in the decades following World War II is that the G.I. Bill offered the opportunity to go to college and pursue other careers.

The G.I. or the Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1944 was created to support war veterans. It granted money to cover education expenses to attend colleges, built hospitals and helped the veterans with low mortgages. Almost nine million of veterans received some form of aid from this Bill. That is the reason why the best explanation for why fewer men in Georgia sought careers in Agriculture in the decades following World War II is that the G.I. Bill offered the opportunity to go to college and pursue other careers.

 

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