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How did automobile ownership change after World War II?
Question options:

Millions more cars were produced and a high percentage of Americans owned them.

It became more difficult to own a car because production changes brought increased costs.

Car ownership declined for a while because manufacturers failed to produce new models.

By the 1950s most families owned two cars.

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Answer:

Millions more cars were produced and a high percentage of Americans owned them

Explanation:

By the end of World War II, automobiles were very popular in the United States. Access to automobile transportation eventually became a necessity, and many automobile manufacturers were American.

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