The Condition of African-Americans Improved During World War II Through

question 40

Multiple Choice

The condition of African-Americans improved during World War II through all the following means except

• A) jobs were more plentiful because of war production needs.
• B) a federal executive order prohibited discriminatory employment practices.
• C) they were recruited by colleges and job training programs.
• D) the average wage for African-Americans increased dramatically.
• E) the military ended exclusionary policies that kept them from the marines and coast guard or limited them to noncombat units.

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