Marberry917 Marberry917

16-03-2015
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what did not contribute to the economic growth in the 1950s?
A. Baby Boom
B. Cold War Spending
C. Agricultural Expansion
D. Increased Consumer Goods Manufacturing

Answer :

HistoryGuy HistoryGuy

16-03-2015

C. Agricultural Expansion did not contribute to the economic growth in the 1950s. While there was a definite impact from war spending and manufacturing, many of the nations farms were already in place.

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