One of the Most Valuable Contributions of Native Americans to the War

question 31

Multiple Choice

One of the most valuable contributions of Native Americans to the war effort was

• A) as nurses and cooks on military bases.
• B) as code talkers who transmitted war messages into their native languages.
• C) as arms experts who consulted with generals and military planners.
• D) as farmers who helped expand crop output for soldiers on the front.
• E) None of these

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