What attracted aluminum producers to Washington in the 1930s? It was the plentiful electricity provided by hydroelectric dams. It was the potential for secret weapons development in World War II. It was the accessibility of Washington's harbors. It was the need to be located near Microsoft headquarters.

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Burns

10 March, 09:40

What attracted aluminum producers to Washington in the 1930s? It was the plentiful electricity provided by hydroelectric dams. It was the potential for secret weapons development in World War II. It was the accessibility of Washington's harbors. It was the need to be located near Microsoft headquarters.

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Ellen Conner · Answer 1

"It was the accessibility of Washington's harbors" is probably the best reason why aluminum producers were attracted to to Washington in the 1930s, because water is essential for cooling.