Which of the following was NOT an effect of World War II on the state of Georgia?

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Thousands of new jobs were available to Georgia citizens
Thousands of new jobs were available to Georgia citizens

Land across the state lost its value and negatively impacted the state’s economy
Land across the state lost its value and negatively impacted the state’s economy

Several military bases were installed across the state
Several military bases were installed across the state

Manufacturing outnumbered agricultural industries during the war
Manufacturing outnumbered agricultural industries during the war
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Answer 1

The statement that was NOT an effect of World War II on the state of Georgia is:

Land across the state lost its value and negatively impacted the state’s economy.

During World War II, Georgia experienced economic growth due to the establishment of military bases, the demand for manufacturing jobs, and an overall increase in employment opportunities, rather than a loss in land value.