What were two issues facing america following the end of world war ii?

millions of people were returning home from the war, needing jobs.
america's economy was still struggling with economic depression.
there was no way to provide for the needs of so many people.
factories had to transition from making military supplies to domestic ones.

The two main issues that America had to face at the end of World War II were:

-Millions of people were returning home from the war, needing jobs.  This situation led to that in 1946, just returned from the war, the soldiers were unemployed for a time. Gradually they were included in the social welfare programs that had been created during the New Deal.

-Factories had to transition from making military supplies to domestic ones. The national industry had contributed enormously to the effort of the war. The civilian factories had become factories of military supplies, which greatly helped to turn the tide of war. But once the conflict ended, these companies found that their military supplies were no longer needed, so they had to return to their previous production, which caused economic damage to them.

Explanation:

Just after the End of the second world war soldiers were returning home and for a gradual period, they become unemployed which created a huge problem in American Economy.

Domestic factories that were only concentrated in the making of the military supplies were also stared shifting towards creating domestic supplies but this couldn't happen in a single night it took a lot of time which created a good and service shortage situation in the market of America.

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