Which of the following was not one of the reasons that the 1947 National Security Act was significant?
A) It unified the armed forces.
B) It created the Central Intelligence Agency.
C) It established the National Security Council.
D) It established the Department of Defense.
E) It required federal employees to sign a loyalty oath.

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The 1947 National Security Act was significant for unifying the armed forces under a single Department of Defense, creating the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), and establishing the National Security Council. It did not require federal employees to sign a loyalty oath; this aspect is not related to the Act's primary focus on military and intelligence reorganization.

Which of the Following Was Not One of the Reasons