During the Second World War, the Red Cross

question 152

Multiple Choice

During the Second World War, the Red Cross

• A) discovered the process for determining blood types.
• B) segregated blood plasma by race.
• C) offered its services, for the first time in its history, to soldiers wounded in battle.
• D) refused to accept blood donated by Japanese Americans.

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