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Who profited the most from industry during World War I? A. business owners and corporations B. laborer union members C. the federal government D. consumers I think it is A
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Who profited the most from industry during World War I?

A. business owners and corporations

B. laborer union members

C. the federal government

D. consumers

I think it is A

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Answer:

Business owners and corporations

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The answer is A because many factories during the war made guns, planes, tanks, or anything to help America with the war, so every business owner made money no matter what they did.
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