Question

#39 they were some of the best pilots of wwii, serving in segregated units.
nisei
navajo code talkers
tuskegee airmen
#40 their language was used to send coded messages that the japanese could not crack.
nisei
navajo code talkers
pachucos
#41 they volunteered for the us military despite being mistreated by our government and put in internment camps
pachucos
nisei
navajo code talkers

Explanation:

Question 39

The Tuskegee Airmen were African - American pilots who served in segregated units during WWII and were among the best pilots of that time. Nisei were Japanese - American soldiers, and Navajo Code Talkers were involved in coding messages, not primarily known as pilots in segregated units.

The Navajo Code Talkers used the Navajo language to send coded messages during WWII. The Japanese were unable to crack these codes. Nisei were Japanese - American soldiers, and Pachucos were a youth subculture, not involved in coding messages.

Nisei, or Japanese - American citizens, were mistreated by the US government and placed in internment camps during WWII but still volunteered for the US military. Pachucos were a youth subculture, and Navajo Code Talkers were Navajo people who were not put in internment camps.

Answer:

C. Tuskegee Airmen

Question 40