Which of the following is true about the economy of Oklahoma during World War I?

A. The price of agricultural items and minerals increased compared to pre-war days.

B. All supplies went to the war effort, so people had nothing to sell.

C. The price of goods was the same as before the war.

D. Business faltered because all the men went to fight in the war.

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Marlee Stephenson

16 April, 03:19

Which of the following is true about the economy of Oklahoma during World War I?

A. The price of agricultural items and minerals increased compared to pre-war days.

B. All supplies went to the war effort, so people had nothing to sell.

C. The price of goods was the same as before the war.

D. Business faltered because all the men went to fight in the war.

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Rodolfo Kline · Answer 1

The price of agricultural items and minerals increased compared to pre-war days of the following is true about the economy of Oklahoma during World War I