How did the War Production Board support the war effort on the home front?
a. It seized factories of vital war goods, such as automobile pants.
b. It outmaneuvered the army and navy’s attempts to negotiate directly with large corporations.
c. It allowed business to claim huge tax credits for building new plants in needed industries.
d. It encouraged Americans to indulge in pleasure drives to ease home front anxieties.
c. It allowed business to claim huge tax credits for building new plants in needed industries.
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A) continually present in debates over women's and children's legislation. B) the key debating point in presidential elections. C) pivotal in party politics. D) quickly forgotten.
How did the growth of Greek colonies impact Greek life and the mother cities over time?
What will be an ideal response?
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A. 56% B. 19% of the women and 28% of the men C. 28% D. 48% of the women and 10% of the men