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Why was Georgia important to the US war effort during World War I?
A.
The state became the center of military production throughout the conflict.
B.
Georgia was primarily known for the production of corn.
C.
More military training camps were established in the state than in any other state.
D.
More soldiers from Georgia enlisted in the US military than from any other state.
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C. More military training camps were established in the state than in any other state.
Georgia hosted numerous World War I training camps (e.g., Camp Benning, Camp Gordon, Camp Wheeler, Camp Hancock), making it a major training center for U.S. forces.
Georgia hosted numerous World War I training camps (e.g., Camp Benning, Camp Gordon, Camp Wheeler, Camp Hancock), making it a major training center for U.S. forces.
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