How Might Modern Military Service Reduce Racial Prejudice Among Soldiers

question 157

Multiple Choice

How might modern military service reduce racial prejudice among soldiers of various races

• A) Modern warfare has specialized roles. Winning the battle may require trusting specialists of another race, thus reducing prejudice.
• B) It cannot. Modern warfare has specialized roles, which will increase prejudice if combatants must rely on specialist of another race.
• C) Soldiers from one nation will have reduced racial prejudice toward the other nation if defeated in combat by soldiers from that nation.
• D) It cannot. Military service has only been shown to increase racial prejudice.

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