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When factories stopped making war supplies in 1919, what was the effect on the U.S. economy?

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It caused high inflation, product shortages, and many labor strikes.
It caused high inflation, product shortages, and many labor strikes.

It decreased union membership because of new government agreements.
It decreased union membership because of new government agreements.

It resulted in a sudden increase in the supply of consumer goods.
It resulted in a sudden increase in the supply of consumer goods.

It created a time of stable prices and strong economic growth.
It created a time of stable prices and strong economic growth.

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It caused high inflation, product shortages, and many labor strikes.

Explanation: After WWI factories converted away from war production, supply disruptions and rising demand for consumer goods helped drive inflation, shortages, and widespread labor unrest (strikes) in 1919.