Which argument would have been used to justify increased government influence over American society during World War II?
Question 19(Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)

A. Government intervention is needed to guarantee that Americans will support the war.
B. The American people expect strong government leadership during times of crisis.
C. Capping the price of war materials is necessary to prevent runaway government debt.
D. The American people are not swayed by propaganda and advertising.

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Which argument would have been used to justify increased government influence over American society during World War II?
Question 19(Multiple Choice Worth 5 points)

A. Government intervention is needed to guarantee that Americans will support the war.
B. The American people expect strong government leadership during times of crisis.
C. Capping the price of war materials is necessary to prevent runaway government debt.
D. The American people are not swayed by propaganda and advertising.

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Greenleafable Greenleafable · Answer 1 · 2018-05-17T03:21:07+02:00

The correct answer is A. Government intervention is needed to guarantee that Americans will support the war.

They faced similar problems like they did in world war one. The citizens thought a lot about being isolated and didn't want meddling in European affairs, while they also had many people of different ethnicity who felt differently about the war. The country needed to interfere to get support for participation in the war and they did get it eventually.