Unlike the End of World War I, What Accounted for the Non-Occurrence

question 19

Multiple Choice

Unlike the end of World War I, what accounted for the non-occurrence of economic collapse after World War II?

• A) Fewer jobs for the returning soldiers
• B) Government retraining programs
• C) Unions had declined in strength
• D) Women were displaced in the workforce

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Definitions:

Infection

The incursion and proliferation of microorganisms like bacteria, viruses, and fungi that usually do not exist inside the body.

Virus

One of the smallest known infectious agents, consisting only of nucleic acid surrounded by a protein coat; can live and grow only within the living cells of other organisms.

Noncellular Structure

Refers to structures not made up of cells, often found in various life forms or synthetic materials.

Nucleic Acid

A complex organic substance present in living cells whose molecules consist of many nucleotides linked in a long chain, essential for life and involved in the storage and transmission of genetic information.