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Which of the following were ways the U.S. economy mobilized in response to World
War II? Select two correct answers.
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Many women took over factory and office jobs previously held by men.
Most men chose to work in factories to increase production or weapons.
Americans reduced their agricultural production in order to regulate prices.
American businesses agreed to convert their factories to wartime production.
Americans maintained strong unions and collective bargaining during the war.
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Final answer:

During World War II, the U.S. economy mobilized by having women take on men's jobs in factories and converting businesses to wartime production.


Explanation:

During World War II, the U.S. economy mobilized in several ways:

  1. Many women took over factory and office jobs previously held by men, contributing significantly to the wartime production efforts.
  2. American businesses agreed to convert their factories to wartime production, shifting from civilian goods to producing war materials like tanks and machine guns.

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