Which of these are examples of the government‘s growing role in the postwar u.s. economy? select all that apply.
a. providing benefits for veterans
b. removing tax on gasoline
c. increasing sunbelt population
d. building the interstate highway system
e. establishing the civil rights movement

The correct answers are A) providing benefits for veterans and D) building the interstate highway system.

The statements that are examples of the government’s growing role in the postwar U.S. economy are “providing benefits for veterans and building the interstate highway system.”

The postwar period returned the economic stability for the United States, making it one of the most richer countries of the world. The postwar economy period of reference is from 1945 to 1960. The middle-class continued to grow during these years. Affordable mortgages to acquiring a house the car’s industry and the spending on war were part of the motives of the economy growth. The Highway Act of 1956 provided $26,000,000 to built 64,000 kilometers of roads to unite the states and improve transportation.  So the statements that are examples of the government’s growing role in the postwar U.S. economy are “providing benefits for veterans and building the interstate highway system.”

Yes, I agree with the historian. The picture clearly depicts a vision seemingly “head-butting” the figure. The figure, by falling backwards, indicates the sustaination of an injury. These pictures drawn on cave walls and trees were important to ancient peoples, as they were the only way to record their histories. They helped early people to communicate and understand lessons and their history. These drawings are important today as they help historians understand early peoples’ way of life and how that has helped to the development of humans today.