i need a little help with 2 questions plz thanks for helping if you do

11. In what way did Americans’ lives change during World War II? (1 point)
Congress reduced taxes on working Americans to boost morale.
The government relaxed controls on wages and prices.
Americans found it easier than ever to buy consumer goods.
Some goods were rationed to free up resources for war production.

12. President Truman decided to use the atomic bomb against Japan (1 point)
to prolong the war.
to save American lives.
to test the bomb.
to prove an ethical point.

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i need a little help with 2 questions plz thanks for helping if you do

11.   In what way did Americans’ lives change during World War II?  (1 point)
Congress reduced taxes on working Americans to boost morale.
The government relaxed controls on wages and prices.
Americans found it easier than ever to buy consumer goods.
Some goods were rationed to free up resources for war production. 

12.   President Truman decided to use the atomic bomb against Japan  (1 point)
to prolong the war.
to save American lives.
to test the bomb.
to prove an ethical point.

anonymous · Answer

11. I'd go with the last answer, Some goods were rationed to free up resources for war production. Lots of stuff was needed to build up the military and supply it from rubber to tin and people were encouraged to donate what they could in addition to rationing.

12. This one is a kind of controversial question, even today, but the answer it's probably looking for is the second one, to save American lives. The military, based on their experiences in taking other Japanese held strongholds (Iwo Jima, Saipan, the Philippines), felt that the casualty rates would be unacceptably high if they invaded the main island of Japan (Honshu) with conventional forces.