Question

How did World War I impact South Carolina's economy?
A.
It caused the state to have a shortage of consumer goods, which led to rationing.
B.
It caused a shortage of materials in the state's biggest industries—ship building and steel.
C.
It greatly increased incomes from the state's two major industries—agriculture and textiles.
D.
It led to the construction of oil refineries, which caused the shipping industry to grow.

Answer 1

C. It greatly increased incomes from the state's two major industries—agriculture and textiles.

Explanation: World War I raised demand for cotton and textile products (and boosted export markets), which pushed up prices and production. South Carolina's farms and textile mills saw increased activity and incomes during the war.