How Did World War I Contribute to the Rise of Mass

question 43

Multiple Choice

How did World War I contribute to the rise of mass production?

• A) The state took greater control of economic decision making.
• B) Large amounts of standardized war materiel had to be produced as quickly and cheaply as possible.
• C) The development of economic nationalism was encouraged by the combatant states.
• D) Campaigns encouraged people to buy more goods in order to show their patriotism.

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