Which of the following have contributed to health insurance becoming commonplace during the latter half of the twentieth century?

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The tremendous rise in medical costs, especially after World War II, and the growth of employer-provided health care were two major factors that contributed to the widespread availability of health insurance in the latter half of the 20th century. Although fraternal order societies did provide health insurance, they were not a major contributing factor compared to the other two factors mentioned. Therefore, option D is not the correct answer. Option E is the correct answer because it includes the two factors that most significantly contributed to the rise of health insurance.

Which of the Following Have Contributed to Health Insurance Becoming