Legislation passed in the 1950s to fund an interstate highway system was primarily in response to what?

the necessity of developing a system for military transport

a growing car culture

an interest in providing jobs

the inability of states to construct good roads

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Braylon Carlson

19 July, 08:54

Legislation passed in the 1950s to fund an interstate highway system was primarily in response to what?

the necessity of developing a system for military transport

a growing car culture

an interest in providing jobs

the inability of states to construct good roads

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Aarav Knox · Answer 1

The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "the necessity of developing a system for military transport." Legislation passed in the 1950s to fund an interstate highway system was primarily in response to the necessity of developing a system for military transport

Legislation passed in the 1950s to fund an interstate highway system was primarily in response to what?the necessity of developing a system for military transporta growing car culturean interest in providing jobsthe inability of states to construct good roads

Legislation passed in the 1950s to fund an interstate highway system was primarily in response to what?

the necessity of developing a system for military transport

a growing car culture

an interest in providing jobs

the inability of states to construct good roads