Question

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how did native american servicemen affect the outcome of world war ii?
a. they developed the amphrac that was successful in landing marines on the beaches.
b. they flew long - range bombing missions targeting tokyo, japan.
c. they established secure radio communication in the pacific war against japan.
d. they worked with japan to weaken the us military effort.
which of these statements does not describe the experiences of african americans in world war ii?
a. african americans served in segregated military units.
b. african americans fought for desegregation in military factories.
c. african americans challenged racism at home and racism in other countries.
d. african americans were never allowed to serve in combat.
which of these statements does not describe the experiences of women during world war ii?
a. women served as nurses, clerks, and administrative positions.
b. women served as pilots.
c. small numbers of women served in military factories.
d. the attitude toward women working outside the home began to change.

Explanation:

First Question (Native American Servicemen in WWII)

• Option A: Amphibious landing craft (amphibrac is likely a typo) development was more about engineering, not Native Americans' main contribution.
• Option B: Long - range bombing of Tokyo was done by the Doolittle Raiders, not Native Americans.
• Option C: Native Americans, especially Navajo code talkers, established secure radio communication in the Pacific war against Japan. This is a well - known contribution.
• Option D: Native Americans fought for the US, not with Japan.

• Option A: African Americans did serve in segregated military units during WWII.
• Option B: African Americans fought for desegregation in military factories (e.g., the Double V campaign).
• Option C: African Americans challenged racism at home (like the fight against Jim Crow) and in other countries as they served abroad.
• Option D: African Americans were allowed to serve in combat. For example, the Tuskegee Airmen were a combat unit of African American pilots. So this statement is incorrect.

• Option A: Women served as nurses, clerks, and in administrative positions during WWII.
• Option B: Women like the WASP (Women Airforce Service Pilots) served as pilots.
• Option C: A large number of women worked in military factories (Rosie the Riveter - style), not a small number. So this statement is incorrect.
• Option D: The attitude toward women working outside the home did begin to change as more women entered the workforce during WWII.

Answer:

C. They established secure radio communication in the Pacific war against Japan.

Second Question (African Americans in WWII)