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Charlize Davies

7 April, 10:50

What happened to US automobile manufacturing during the war?

A - Companies went out of business because no one could afford to buy cars.

B - Fewer cars were made because factories were bombed during the war.

C - The government ordered production to stop so factories could make planes and tanks.

D - Production increased 200 percent because the government needed cars for the military.

E - Production ground to a standstill because of labor union strikes.

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