How did African American civil rights leaders respond to the United States’ entry into World War I?

They protested against racial segregation in the military.

They encouraged their followers to join the anti-war movement.

They cooperated with the government to promote African American enlistment.

They attempted to keep African Americans from getting drafted for combat service.

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How did African American civil rights leaders respond to the United States’ entry into World War I?

 They protested against racial segregation in the military.

 They encouraged their followers to join the anti-war movement.

 They cooperated with the government to promote African American enlistment.

 They attempted to keep African Americans from getting drafted for combat service.

anonymous · Answer

I think its A

anonymous · Answer

Under Philip II, Greece became unified when the Macedonian army defeated__________ and ___________ at the Battle of Chaeronea in 388 CE.
a.
the Persians and the Thebans
c.
the Thebans and the Athenians
b.
Demonsthenes and Alexander the Great
d.
the Spartans and the Persians

anonymous · Answer

Thebans and Athenians I believe

anonymous · Answer

thanks^