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Why were more Americans able to buy homes after World War II? O A. Banks were less involved in the buying process B. Home prices fell to record lows C. People were more willing to take on debt O D. All
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Why were more Americans able to buy homes after World War II?

O A. Banks were less involved in the buying process
B. Home prices fell to record lows
C. People were more willing to take on debt
O D. All of the above

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i think its D.

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people were more willing to take on debt

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