Which statement best critiques the Allied powers’ political decisions in mobilizing their populations?(1 point)

Question

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People of color were barred from working in U.S. war industries.
People of color were barred from working in U.S. war industries.

Japan’s decision to draft a quarter of its population made it difficult for enemies to identify civilians.
Japan’s decision to draft a quarter of its population made it difficult for enemies to identify civilians.

The decision to allow women to work in the war industries without training led to a decline in the industries’ productivity.
The decision to allow women to work in the war industries without training led to a decline in the industries’ productivity.

The Soviet Union allowing women to join the army as aviators led to many successful military missions.

Answer 1

The statement that best critiques the Allied powers’ political decisions in mobilizing their populations is:

The decision to allow women to work in the war industries without training led to a decline in the industries’ productivity.

This critique highlights a specific challenge related to the mobilization of a significant segment of the population (women) and suggests that decisions made without adequate preparation or support had negative consequences for productivity in wartime industries, which reflects a critical perspective on the political decisions of the Allied powers.