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Why were many South Carolinians unable to enlist in the military during World War 11? segregation prevented African Americans from joining many did not serve because of religious reasons widespread illiteracy
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Why were many South Carolinians unable to enlist in the military during World War 11?

segregation

prevented African

Americans from

joining

many did not serve

because of religious

reasons

widespread illiteracy

and poor health

conditions

anti-war sentiment

was strong across

the state

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widespread illiteracy and poor health conditions

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