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How did the US computer ENIAC help the war effort?

A
It did complex calculations needed to accurately fire artillery.
B
It did complex calculations that planned battle strategies.
C
It decoded the German language.
D
It decoded the Japanese language.
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What improvement made to penicillin during World War II saved many soldiers’ lives?

A
Different types of penicillin were developed.
B
Stronger types of penicillin were developed.
C
Larger quantities of penicillin were made.
D
Smaller quantities of penicillin were made.
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What was the main way that business leaders helped the war effort during World War II?

A
They helped the soldiers plan military strategy.
B
They helped invent new military technologies.
C
They volunteered to help the government plan production goals.
D
They volunteered to work in munitions factories.
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Which of the following did the US produce more of during World War II than Germany, Japan, and Italy combined?

A
aircraft
B
automobiles
C
helmets
D
uniforms
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A goal of the Defense Plant Corporation was

A
to coordinate wartime business and labor.
B
to oversee wartime production.
C
to prepare the US for war.
D
to give money to businesses to fund war production.
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View the image of a World War II recruitment poster. How did the United States mobilize 12 million military service members by 1945?

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by using a combination of required registration for the draft and appealing to Americans’ patriotic duty to volunteer
B
by conscripting all American men between the ages of 18 and 45 to serve in the Army, Navy, or Marines
C
by using financial incentives to encourage young men to volunteer in exchange for generous bonuses after the war
D
by allowing women to serve in all military roles to encourage greater overall enlistment numbers
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What was the main way that war mobilization helped to end the Great Depression?

A
Many unemployed people went to work in war-related industries.
B
Many unemployed men were forced to enlist as soldiers.
C
Many people grew rich from new technologies.
D
Many people found jobs in industries that did not produce war products.
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What did the Selective Service Act accomplish?

A
It required Allies to buy supplies with cash.
B
It organized war volunteers.
C
It conscripted, or drafted, soldiers.
D
It contracted businesses to make planes.
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How did radar technology help the British win the Battle of Britain?

A
It helped them fly faster.
B
It helped them find and attack German ships.
C
It helped them find and attack German planes.
D
It helped them fly farther.
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Which of the following best describes the state of the US economy in 1939?

A
The US economy was in a boom.
B
The US economy was in a depression.
C
The US economy had low unemployment.
D
The US economy had strong business growth.

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