How did the United States government prevent an economic recession following World War II?
The government passed the GI Bill of Rights.
The government provided the Bonus Army compensation.
The government funded the construction of the Interstate Highway System.
The government created the House Un-American Activities Committee to combat the Red Scare.
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The government passed the GI Bill of Rights.

Explanation:

GI Bill of Rights is a law passed by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt on June 22, 1944, to prevent a recession similar to that which had preceded the Second World War and helping the reintegration of soldiers into civilian life at the end of the war.

The law contemplated financial aid, financing for studies and home purchases, and loans to acquire homes or start their businesses, which led to notable population growth.

The success of this policy prompted similar post-war policies.

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the answer would be c

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