Why did South Carolina begin to create a system of technical colleges after World War II? *

They needed the colleges to meet increased demand for agricultural education.
The colleges were created as part of the "white flight" idea to fight integration.
Citizens called for the technical colleges to learn more about technology and inventions.
They created an educated and trained work force to meet the needs of new industry.

They created and educated and trained work force to meet the needs of new industry.

Explanation:

the answer is D. i think

Explanation:

The South Carolina technical education system was founded at a time when the economic outlook of South Carolina was depressed. Farm employment opportunities were rapidly diminishing, and the state was faced with an underskilled labor force and no adequate means of training them for the rapidly changing job market i think this work to

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