Question

many struggling businesses made large profits during world war ii through war contracts with
○ factory workers.
○ the government.
○ the allies.
○ oil producers.

Explanation:

During World War II, national governments were the primary entities issuing large-scale war contracts for military supplies, equipment, and materials. Struggling businesses secured these contracts to produce wartime goods, which led to significant profits. Factory workers, oil producers, and the Allies as a collective were not the core contracting bodies for such widespread business partnerships in this context.

Answer:

the government.