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This graph supports what idea about the United States' involvement in World War II? O Participation in the war created new jobs and helped pull the United States out of the Depression. O The United States
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This graph supports what idea about the United States' involvement in World War II?
O Participation in the war created new jobs and helped pull the United States out of the Depression.
O The United States was technologically behind other nations in the development of war materials.
O Participation in the Lend-Lease Act brought the United States to full production prior to its entry in the war.
The United States relied on the industrial contributions of the other Allied Powers to help fight the war.
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Explanation: bc it is I made sure and double checked
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