The various federal agencies created during World War II to coordinate the war effort did all the following except
A) limit or stop the production of civilian goods.
B) impose strict ceilings on corporate profits.
C) mediate disputes between management and labor.
D) impose strict price controls.
E) allocate materials.

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During World War II, while various federal agencies were indeed created to coordinate the war effort, including limiting or stopping the production of civilian goods, mediating disputes between management and labor, imposing strict price controls, and allocating materials, they did not impose strict ceilings on corporate profits. Instead, these agencies focused on ensuring that resources were directed towards the war effort and managing the economy to prevent inflation and shortages, rather than directly controlling corporate profit levels.

The Various Federal Agencies Created During World War II to Coordinate