How did the role of the national government change during the war?

A) It shrank in size and stopped getting involved in the daily lives of businesses and citizens.
B) It allowed the national market economy to run free, both locally and internationally.
C) It financed manufacturing companies to diversify production.
D) It grew and created several federal agencies to regulate the war effort.
E) It dedicated all of its efforts to promoting racial equality at home.

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FRANKLIN JAMES TILLETT · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  During the war, the national government expanded its role significantly, creating numerous federal agencies to oversee and regulate various aspects of the war effort, including production, labor, and resources. This expansion was aimed at ensuring the efficient mobilization and utilization of the nation's resources towards the war effort.

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