Question

crisis of confidence
in the late 70s, president jimmy carter described the
state of the american economy as a “crisis of
confidence.” this meant that the american people did
not believe that the economy was ever going to recover.

• the government was expected to fix the economy.
• there were several one - term presidencies

throughout the 1960s and 1970s, including jimmy
carters.

• this allowed for several different economic plans to

be implemented.

• however, none of them seemed to be able to

kickstart the economy.

who was the leading world producer after
world war ii?
united states
france
great britain

Explanation:

After World War II, the United States had a dominant industrial and economic position. Its infrastructure was largely intact (unlike many European nations that were devastated by the war), and it had a strong manufacturing base, technological advancements, and economic policies that enabled it to become the leading world producer in terms of industrial output, economic growth, and global trade influence. France and Great Britain faced post - war reconstruction challenges and did not have the same level of production capacity as the US at that time.

Answer:

A. United States