Which statement best describes the post-World War I American attitude toward businessmen?
A) Business values saturated American culture.
B) Americans considered corporate leaders to be "robber barons."
C) There was a growing hostility to the growth of the "military-industrial complex."
D) Postwar America held businessmen in contempt as war profiteers.
E) Most Americans blamed corporate America for the post-war depression.

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After World War I, the United States experienced a period of economic growth and prosperity known as the Roaring Twenties. During this time, business values and the pursuit of wealth became central to American culture, reflecting a positive attitude towards businessmen and the economic opportunities they represented.

Which Statement Best Describes the Post-World War I American Attitude