8. The following poster is from WWII. Why did the U. S. government produce posters like these during World War II?

A. to recruit soldiers
B. to fight espionage
C. to prohibit price gouging
D. to ration natural resources

9. The following chart describes actions of the U. S government following World War II.

The Federal-Aid Highway
Act of 1944:
Increased funds for
federal-aid highway
programs to create a
national system of
interstate highways
The Federal-Aid Highway
Act of 1956:
Planned to link 90 percent
of the cities with
populations of 50,000 or
greater and many other
cities and towns

What was the major result of these acts?

A. Prevented the decline of small town industries
B. Avoided the shortage of farm laborers in rural areas
C. Met the transportation demands of growing suburbs
D. Accommodated the influx of migrants into inner-city areas