How were the economic effects of world war 2 the same for both south carolina and the rest of the united states
a. across the nation people fear the return of pre-war economic conditions and cut down on spending chip repair
b. industry continue to grow throughout the country at an amazing speed after the war's end with a rise in employment
c. as military production slowed many people across the nation found themselves out of work after the war
d. the immigration rate in all regions of the nation climb since factories needed to fill positions vacated by americans

C. as military production slowed many people across the nation found themselves out of work after the war

Explanation:

The world war two saw the rise of military industries. As a result, most people found jobs in this factories providing labor war time productions.

As the war came to an end, there was less demand for military produce, the de-armament policy also reduced even more.

Workers at military goods production industries were faced off and most of the industries closeup.

Due to this most workers found themselves jobless after the war.

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