Question

what was an effect of world war i on the united states? growth in farmers influence reduction in the power of labor unions less rights for women and african - americans increased belief in progressive reforms

Explanation:

World War I shifted U.S. focus to industrial production for the war effort, which reduced the national emphasis on agricultural interests, weakening farmers' influence. Labor unions gained power as war production relied on workers, women and African-Americans gained more economic/ social ground, and progressive reform momentum slowed during the war.

Answer:

growth in farmers' influence