What contributed to economic recovery in the South and Southwest after World War II

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What contributed to economic recovery in the South and Southwest after World War II was that they were (depending on the location where you mean South and Southwest) either in a good economic standing due to an industry that was able to boom again, and or receiving money from other nations which helped them rebuild.

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