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How did World War II affect the economic status of women in the us?
Gave them a taste of economic self reliance and incorporated them into the work world.
What was the condition of americas economy following world war 1?
There was a brief recession, followed by economic growth
How did the us handling of the post world war 1 debt situation affect?
Helped Americas economy
In which order did Americas twentieth century wars occur?
WWII, Korean War, then Vietnam War
What war in 1740 was the first phase in the Americas of involvement in the War of Austrian Succession?
I love to eat farts.
How did the revolutionary war affect Americas economic situation?
it created economic problems.
How did the war affects Americas economic situation?
It created economic problems .
How did war affect america's economic situation?
economic problems
How did the economic resources affect the war?
which war are you talking about? lol
What was the most important force behind Americas economic prosperity after the war?
the federal government
How did World War II affect the economic status of women in the us?
Gave them a taste of economic self reliance and incorporated them into the work world.
What was the condition of americas economy following world war 1?
There was a brief recession, followed by economic growth
What was an affect of the Napoleonic war on the united States?
increased economic opportunity
How did the us handling of the post world war 1 debt situation affect?
Helped Americas economy
How did the end of world war you affect woman in the workplace?
It ended economic opportunities for women.
Why was protecting economic freedom important to the founders?
Protecting economic freedom was important to the founders of America because they did not want to be ruled or taxed by the very government that ostracized them. The Revolutionary War was a direct result of wanting economic freedom for the Americas.
How did the Korean war undeclared war affect the future of the United States?
This was Americas (and the worlds) first major war of the atomic age. It taught the US (and the world) how to fight a limited war (limited to conventional weapons...no nukes).
