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Which industries had grown in Florida by the 1960s? Check all that apply.
shipbuilding
iron ore mining
chemical production
aircraft manufacturing
garment manufacturing
steel and glass factories
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Select: shipbuilding; chemical production; aircraft manufacturing; garment manufacturing.
Briefly: WWII and postwar shipyards expanded Florida’s shipbuilding; phosphate/related industries spurred chemical production; the space/military buildup (Cape Canaveral, defense contractors) grew aircraft/aerospace manufacturing; garment/apparel plants expanded as light manufacturing moved south. Iron ore mining and large steel/glass heavy-industry complexes did not become major Florida industries by the 1960s.
Briefly: WWII and postwar shipyards expanded Florida’s shipbuilding; phosphate/related industries spurred chemical production; the space/military buildup (Cape Canaveral, defense contractors) grew aircraft/aerospace manufacturing; garment/apparel plants expanded as light manufacturing moved south. Iron ore mining and large steel/glass heavy-industry complexes did not become major Florida industries by the 1960s.
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