Question

what was president eisenhowers motivation for pushing the interstate highway act?
economic development through tourism
improvement of local roads
facilitating transportation for military use
promotion of rail transport

Explanation:

Eisenhower was influenced by his experiences in World War - II, seeing the importance of efficient road networks for military movement. The Interstate Highway Act aimed to create a system that could quickly move troops and military equipment in case of a national emergency. Economic development through tourism was a secondary benefit, not the main motivation. It was not about improving local roads specifically or promoting rail transport.

Answer:

C. Facilitating transportation for military use