Question

how were the ww2 experiences of african americans, mexican americans, native americans, and japanese americans similar? none were allowed to fight in world war ii each group experienced discrimination but also served with distinction in the military each group flourished economically during the war each group was forced to live in internment camps

Explanation:

• The first option is incorrect: all these groups had members who fought in WWII.
• The third option is incorrect: while some economic opportunities opened, systemic discrimination prevented widespread flourishing, and Japanese Americans faced severe economic disruption from internment.
• The fourth option is incorrect: only Japanese Americans were forced into internment camps on a mass scale.
• The correct option reflects that all these groups faced discrimination in the U.S. during WWII, but also had members who served honorably and with distinction in the U.S. military.

Answer:

Each group experienced discrimination but also served with distinction in the military