"In the United States during World War II": Select one: a. little was done to regulate the economy. b. the economy grew only slightly. c. unemployment declined, production soared, and income taxes increased. d. the actual size of the federal government shrank as the New Deal ended. e. income taxes increased only for the wealthy.

During the World War II, in the United States, (c.) unemployment declined, production soared, and income taxes increased

Explanation:

The World War II in the United States brought about various changes positively for the economy of the country and its citizens. As  result of the need for more hands during the war, millions  of young people were recruited into the war while millions of several categories of people ranging from housewives, students, retired citizens entered the labor force lured by high level of patriotism and increased wages.

The economy boomed during the period under President Franklin D. Roosevelt as various unions and associations supported his policies that brought America to become a more formidable country during and after the World War II.

unemployment declined, production soared, and income taxes increased.

Explanation:

During the second world ear there was a decline in unemployment because more shoulders were employed to fight the war. Also gun manufacturers produced more goods during this time, so productivity was high. The gun factories also employed workers to aid prouction.

Because of increase employment into the army and factories income level increased in the United States, resulting in an increase in income taxes.