Fisikawan dan dokter yang menemukan adanya listrik di dalam tubuh hewan adalah

One way in which the US job market changed after World War II was that " US companies grew during the war, resulting in more professional, white-collar jobs" since the war demanded so much output.

Answered by HistoryGuy | 2024-06-24

I believe the answer is: US companies grew during the war, resulting in more professional, white-collar jobs.
the expense that occur during the war must be paid by the losing side (italy, Germany, and Japan) , plus additional interest. Since the allies won the war, United States and other allies in western European countries experience an economic growth, which resulted in development of many white collar jobs.

Answered by andriansp | 2024-06-25

One major change in the US job market after World War II was the growth in professional, white-collar jobs. As the economy transitioned from wartime production to consumer goods, many returning veterans found opportunities in various sectors supported by the GI Bill. This shift significantly contributed to the growth of the middle class and transformed the workforce demographics.
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Answered by andriansp | 2024-09-04

Jawaban:Luigi Galvani.Penjelasan: Ia adalah seorang ilmuwan asal Italia pada abad ke-18 yang terkenal karena penemuannya tentang "listrik hewan". Galvani melakukan eksperimen dengan katak dan menemukan bahwa otot katak dapat berkontraksi saat disentuh dengan logam tertentu, yang kemudian ia simpulkan sebagai adanya listrik dalam jaringan tubuh hewan.*semoga membantu!

Answered by zahwa2123 | 2025-07-15