Option D Service Jobs, is the right answer.
World War II created a notable influence on the Economy and workforce in the United States. The augmentation of service employment contributed essentially to the growth of female employment throughout the post-World War II period, but the rise in female labor force cooperation was not a significant factor in either the expedition of employment or the slowdown of productivity growth in 1961-76. The growth of Government employment was a contribution of the Service sector. The expansion of government employment has been quite modest, apart from changes in the industry mix.
the political party in the 20th century that opposed the government expansion to solve social problem was the " the republican party " .
This is just my opinion;
I feel like the president should have told Congress. He should have discussed the options with them before deploying troops. Also, the House Armed Services Committee should have discussed things in a better way rather than demanding things from the president. Congress seems to be in the right since the War Powers Act requires the president to let Congress know within two days of sending US troops overseas. The president didn’t talk with them, and then he didn’t let them know very soon after.
