The US Government Strongly Encouraged Unions to Be Formed in the the Early

The U.S. government strongly encouraged unions to be formed in the early 1940s because they held the view that unions would help to

A) co-ordinate the all-out production efforts needed during World War II.
B) develop uniform procedures for forming unions across the country.
C) raise the standard of living of the American people during World War II.
D) end the racial discrimination that was prevalent in American workplaces.