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What factor contributed to the baby boom after World War II? a. Women no longer worked in factories and could raise families. b. There were improvements in health care and nutrition after the war. c. The country felt the need to grow the population after losing so many men in both world wars. d. Couples were having more children because they could help contribute to the family income.
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a. Women no longer worked in factories and could raise families.
Explanation: After WWII many servicemen returned home, wartime factory jobs were phased out, and social/economic conditions (GI Bill, prosperity, housing) encouraged early marriage and larger families. This shift of women back into homemaking was a major factor in the postwar baby boom.
Explanation: After WWII many servicemen returned home, wartime factory jobs were phased out, and social/economic conditions (GI Bill, prosperity, housing) encouraged early marriage and larger families. This shift of women back into homemaking was a major factor in the postwar baby boom.
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