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The United States changed in many ways after World War II, such as by developing a greater desire for consumer goods, seeing itself and being seen by others as a superpower, and becoming more involved in European affairs.
A weakness of the Articles of Confederation was that the federal government "<span>D. Could not levy taxes" since this meant that it was impossible for the US government to repay its war debt and form a strong economy. </span>
The crops were all destroyed and long gone. The south had battles on many fields that once grew various types of crops. Men went missing who once tended the fields for the crops to go. Many of them ended up injured or even worse, death. Plantations were left abanded and destroyed. Transportation was gone. Railroad lines had been pulled out or torn apart to prevent the south from moving supplies. Even walking to find a way out was very dangerous for anybody.
We all don't know how many "Japanese " troops went 'missing' but I'd say approximately 149,425 of the troops went missing during the World War Two
