During World War II, the labor force of the United StatesMultiple Choicesaw the supply of civilian labor decline by 25 percent.grew more homogeneous than it had ever been in the nation's history up to that point.had to contend with a large labor surplus.saw union membership drop to its lowest point in the nation's history.saw more than 16 million people leave civilian jobs for the armed forces.

Because of the need for high production rates with minimal interruptions, involvement in the Second World War restrained the growth of labor unions in the American economy.

Which of these statements accurately describes the post World War II service sector in the United States?Multiple choice question.Fewer and fewer workers were pulled into the service sector as demand dropped.Fewer and fewer workers were pushed into the service sector as jobs continued to remain steady.More and more workers were pulled into the service sector as demand increased.More and more workers were pushed into the service sector as they lost their jobs.

The labor force participation rate gives us the percentage of the population that is willing to work.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

All of the following occurred in the American South during World War I EXCEPTGroup of answer choicesA steep drop in the price of cottonThe beginning of the "Great Migration" of black southerners out of the SouthA boom in the oil and chemical industriesAn influx of federal dollars for shipyards and military bases

A country has a total civilian population (over age 16) of 300 million. Of this population, 225 million are employed, 25 million are unemployed, and the remainder of the population is not in the labor force. Then, the unemployment rate isGroup of answer choices.083..111..100..150.