Question

Examine the graphs of US unemployment rates and production worker weekly earnings during World War II.


On the left is a line graph titled Unemployment. The x-axis is labeled Year from 1940 to 1945. The y-axis is labeled Percent of Labor Force from 0 to 16. 1940 is almost 15 percent. 1943 is 2 percent. 1945 is 2 percent. On the right is a line graph titled Production Worker Weekly Earnings. The x-axis is labeled Year from 1940 to 1945. The y-axis is labeled Average Weekly Earnings in dollars from 0 to 50. 1940 is a little under 30 dollars. 1943 is around 45 dollars. 1945 is almost 50 dollars.


Which conclusion can be drawn from the data shown on the graphs?


A World War II had a generally negative effect on the American economy.

B Production workers earned very low wages in the US during World War II.

C The involvement of the US in the war put people to work and raised wages.

D American workers supported continuing the war because it helped the economy.

Answer 1

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C The involvement of the US in the war put people to work and raised wages.

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