Which statement best describes the americans who served in vietnam? most americans who served in vietnam had been drafted. most us soldiers in vietnam were in the infantry. most us soldiers had attended a college or university. most us soldiers were young, working class volunteers.

D. Most US soldiers were young, working class volunteers.

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Explanation:

The average age of an infantryman (MOS 11B) serving in Vietnam to be 19 years of age is a legend, it is really 22. None of the enrolled evaluations have a normal time of under 20. The average man who battled in World War II was 26 years old.

Servicemen who went to Vietnam from wealthy zones had a somewhat raised danger of passing on the grounds that they were bound to be pilots or infantry officers. Vietnam Veterans were the best educated powers the country had ever sent into battle. 79% had a secondary school instruction or better.

The impact of the northeastern canal system to the impact of pre-civil war railroad development was of the surmount importance for the economy of the U.S. at different times. With its ups and downs, the canal system and the railroad development impacted the lives of people, companies, and regions of America.

The first canal system tried to connect the interior from the coast. The first corridor went from Montreal and along the St. Lawrence River to Lake Erie, through the Lachine Canal in 1825 and the Welland Canal in 1829. The second was the Erie Canal system, finished in 1825 and so extense that connected Albany, Syracuse, and Buffalo.  

Meanwhile, railroads increased the economic development in the 19th century. The system linked the nation with the construction of the transcontinental railroad in 1869. Railroad development helped with a better mobility, shortened distances and increase the speed of trips, giving birth to a better economy.