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What was the reality that African American soldiers faced in the United States after World War II Question 1 options: They did not discrimination, segregation, and obstacles to voting. Military benefits
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What was the reality that African American soldiers faced in the United States after World War II

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They did not discrimination, segregation, and obstacles to voting. Military benefits went disproportionately to white veterans, and many African Americans could not obtain loans.


They faced discrimination, segregation, and obstacles to voting. Military benefits went disproportionately to white veterans, and many African Americans could not obtain loans.


They were able to do all things that other Americans were able to do.

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They faced discrimination, segregation, and obstacles to voting. Military benefits went disproportionately to white veterans, and many African Americans could not obtain loans.

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i think answer is a

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