In Sharp Contrast to World War I, During World War

question 49

Multiple Choice

In sharp contrast to World War I, during World War II, Americans were

• A) ready to use conscription if necessary to raise an army.
• B) forced to sacrifice civilian economic well-being for the military effort.
• C) weakened by constant isolationist criticism of the war effort.
• D) nearly unanimous in support of the war.
• E) actually invaded by enemy forces.

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Definitions:

American Medical Association

A professional group that represents the interests of physicians and medical students in the United States, often involved in healthcare policy and research.

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Consistency

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Concise Language

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