Why Did the Cold War Play an Important Role in the Struggle

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Multiple Choice

Why did the Cold War play an important role in the struggle for civil rights?

• A) Many American felt it was wrong to ask people of color to fight against the Soviet Union when they were being treated as second-class citizens.
• B) African Americans who served in this war began to insist on full citizenship rights.
• C) The Cold War triggered the "great migration" of African Americans to the urban North.
• D) The Cold War inspired the moral leadership in people like Robert Moses and Martin Luther King, Jr.
• E) President Johnson believed that civil rights were more important than the Cold War, so he was able to convince Congress to pass voting rights legislation.

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