Question

Why did blacks begin to expect more civil rights after World War II? (Points : 3) Blacks had gained confidence to compete in a white-dominated society. Franklin D. Roosevelt had desegregated the military during the war. Whites in the South had begun to integrate blacks into the political process. Blacks had experienced considerable racial equality in the armed forces.

Answer 1

Blacks had gained confidence to compete in a white-dominated society.

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Answer 2

Blacks began to expect more Civil rights after World War II because D) Blacks had experienced considerable racial equality in the Armed forces.