One of the most significant long-lasting consequences of World War II in the United States was the
A)recruitment of women and minorities into the labor force.
B)end of any German military threat.
C)loss of the U.S. Pacific colonies.
D)encouragement of racial discrimination.
E)extension of mandatory retirement until age sixty-five.

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The recruitment of women and minorities into the labor force during World War II marked a significant and lasting change in the U.S. economy and society. With many men serving in the military, women and minorities filled critical roles in factories and other industries, leading to greater workforce diversity and setting the stage for future civil rights advancements.

One of the Most Significant Long-Lasting Consequences of World War