2 years ago

How did World War I impact Florida?

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Sedbober [7]2 years ago

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Answer: A: the state was transformed into a center of manufacturing.

Explanation:

World War I left a great impression on the federal state of Florida. That was especially reflected in agricultural production. Ordinary people bought real estate but also large companies hoping to increase their profits. Some companies bought thousands of hectares of land, and they were mostly food companies. A large number of people migrated to Florida from such an angle. Florida was a major food factor in the country during the Great War.

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