40 Questions
What was a major factor in the economic recovery of the United States during World War II?
Increased industrial production
Which industry saw new life during World War II?
Steel
What was a result of the war effort in the United States?
A surge in employment
What was a characteristic of women's roles during World War II?
They took on roles traditionally held by men
What happened to federal spending during World War II?
It skyrocketed
What was a result of the government's funding during World War II?
Stimulated economic activity
What was the initial goal of the Neutrality Acts?
To keep the United States out of foreign wars
What policy was implemented over time to modify the Neutrality Acts?
Cash and Carry Policy
What was the primary driver of the increased industrial production in the United States during World War II?
Anticipation of war and expansion of manufacturing capacity
What was a significant outcome of the increased employment opportunities during World War II?
A shift in the types of jobs held by women, including those traditionally held by men
How did federal spending during World War II compare to the expenditures of the New Deal?
It far exceeded the expenditures of the New Deal
What was the initial purpose of the Neutrality Acts?
To keep the United States out of foreign wars
What was the outcome of the increased government spending during World War II?
A stimulation of economic activity across various sectors
What was a result of the Cash and Carry Policy?
A relaxation of the Neutrality Acts
What was a characteristic of the industries that benefited from the war effort?
They were industries that had suffered during the Depression
What was a significant economic outcome of World War II for the United States?
A significant contribution to the economic recovery of the United States
What was the primary catalyst for the increase in industrial production in the United States during World War II?
The anticipation of war and the escalation of tensions in Europe and Asia
Which of the following was a direct result of the government's massive spending during World War II?
A decrease in unemployment rates
What was a significant outcome of the increased employment opportunities during World War II?
A significant reduction in unemployment rates
What was the primary motivation behind the initial implementation of the Neutrality Acts?
To keep the United States out of foreign wars
What was a characteristic of the industries that benefited from the war effort?
They were industries that had suffered during the Depression
What was the outcome of the increased government spending during World War II?
Stimulation of economic activity across various sectors
What was the significance of the figure of 'Rosie the Riveter' during World War II?
It represented the role of women in the workforce during World War II
What was the primary driver of the economic recovery of the United States during World War II?
Increased industrial production and government spending
What was the primary consequence of the increased industrial production in the United States during World War II?
A decrease in unemployment rates
What was the impact of the Neutrality Acts on American foreign policy?
They reflected an isolationist sentiment in American politics
How did the government's funding during World War II differ from the New Deal?
It far exceeded the expenditures
What was the significance of the 'Rosie the Riveter' figure during World War II?
It symbolized the role of women in the workforce
What was the primary driver of the economic recovery of the United States during World War II?
Increased industrial production and government spending
What was the primary effect of the government's massive spending during World War II?
A stimulation of economic activity across various sectors
What was the primary motivation behind the initial implementation of the Cash and Carry Policy?
To maintain American neutrality
What was a characteristic of the industries that benefited from the war effort?
They were laid dormant during the Great Depression
What was the primary reason for the increased industrial production in the United States during World War II?
To supply war materials to the Allies
Which of the following was a consequence of the increased employment opportunities during World War II?
A shift in the traditional gender roles
What was the primary objective of the government's massive spending during World War II?
To stimulate economic growth
Which of the following industries did not benefit from the war effort?
Agriculture
What was the significance of the 'Rosie the Riveter' figure during World War II?
A symbol of the shift in traditional gender roles
What was the primary driver of the economic recovery of the United States during World War II?
Increased government spending
What was the primary consequence of the Neutrality Acts?
The United States remained isolated from the war
What was the significance of the Cash and Carry Policy?
It allowed the United States to supply war materials to the Allies
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