Question

citizens were encouraged to avoid rationing
women entered the workforce and families planted victory gardens
what long - term social and economic effects of wwii are highlighted? *
permanent rationing and food shortages
end of democracy and rise of fascism in the u.s.
decline in industrial jobs and isolationism
economic boom, womens workforce participation, and civil rights movement

Explanation:

After WWII, the U.S. experienced an economic boom due to increased production and consumer spending. Women, who entered the workforce during the war, continued to have more participation in the labor market. Also, the war's emphasis on equality (fighting against discriminatory regimes) contributed to the momentum of the civil rights movement. Rationing ended after the war, democracy didn't end in the U.S., industrial jobs didn't decline (they increased during and after the war in some sectors), and isolationism gave way to more global engagement.

Answer:

Economic boom, women's workforce participation, and civil rights movement