Which of the following describes the process of U. S. mobilization after the country entered the war?

Mobilization was quick because there were so many leftover war supplies from the World War I effort.

Mobilization was slow because the depression economy did not allow production to begin immediately.

Mobilization was slow because citizens opposed the war effort and refused to enter the draft.

Mobilization was quick because the country had instituted a peacetime draft to acquire soldiers.

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Ross Rosales

2 December, 06:46

Which of the following describes the process of U. S. mobilization after the country entered the war?

Mobilization was quick because there were so many leftover war supplies from the World War I effort.

Mobilization was slow because the depression economy did not allow production to begin immediately.

Mobilization was slow because citizens opposed the war effort and refused to enter the draft.

Mobilization was quick because the country had instituted a peacetime draft to acquire soldiers.

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Hunter Hays · Answer 1

"Mobilization was quick because the country had instituted a peacetime draft to acquire soldiers" is the one among the following that describes the process of U. S. mobilization after the country entered the war. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the fourth option or the last option.