Question

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1. During the Vietnam War, African American soldiers were
not allowed to fight overseas.
often granted deferments to attend college.
becoming commissioned officers at a high rate.
more likely than others to serve in combat positions. 

Answer 1

1. During the Vietnam War, African American soldiers were
not allowed to fight overseas.
often granted deferments to attend college.
becoming commissioned officers at a high rate.
more likely than others to serve in combat positions. 
2. Who won the 1968 presidential election?
Hubert Humphrey
Robert Kennedy
Richard Nixon
George Wallace
3. Between August 1965 and August 1968, in what way did the number of Americans who believed
U.S. military involvement in Vietnam was a mistake change?
It declined 29 percent.
It increased by 29 percent. 
It did not change.
It declined by more than 50 percent.
4. What 1968 event caused U.S. military leaders to be concerned that a quick end to the war was not
possible?
The Students for a Democratic Society was founded.
Eugene McCarthy made a strong showing in the New Hampshire primary.
President Johnson announced that he would not run for another term as president.
The U.S. military suffered a major strategic blow in the Tet Offensive. 
5. The American public began to distrust the Johnson administration because of the
credibility gap. 
War Powers Act.
Pentagon Papers.
1968 Democratic Convention.

Answer 2

i think
1.d
2.c
3.B
4.D
5.A

Answer 3

1 is correct.

Answer 4

2 is correct give me a sec switching classes brb.

Answer 5

@RoxyRae43 @ThisIsAdriAtHerBest

Answer 6

3 is correct

Answer 7

@ThisIsAdriAtHerBest i know you there

Answer 8

@RoxyRae43 4 and 5? remember. dont say answer. just tell me if right or wrong

Answer 9

I don't agree with 5. I may not be right tho.

Answer 10

ok. thank you for helping!!!

Answer 11

Did you want me to check 4 or not?

Answer 12

yes

Answer 13

if you can

Answer 14

just a sec

Answer 15

I don't agree with 4 either.

Answer 16

ok. thank you. i'll go look into it.

Answer 17

Tons of blacks fought in the Vietnam war. My grandpa has at least a dozen black buddies that he served with. They did serve in separated divisions due to race, but blacks most certainly did fight for the US in Vietnam.