Question

How did demobilization following WWI impact racism in the United States?

It increased racism because African Americans held jobs that returning white soldiers wanted.
It increased racism because African Americans had refused to fight in the war.
It decreased racism because African Americans were recognized for their contributions to the war effort.
It decreased racism because African Americans and whites were no longer competing for the same jobs.

Answer 1

@Butterfield1215

Answer 2

what exam is this

Answer 3

Module 3 Exam for United States History

Answer 4

ok give me a few seconds to look for it

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okay

Answer 6

its most likely A
but dont forgetthis is ww1 not ww2

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I thought it was A too but I wanted to make suree.

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the same thing happend at the end of ww2 but instead of blacks it was women who held the jobs

Answer 9

yes it is a

Answer 10

Thank you guys! Will you help me with another?

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anytime!

Answer 12

The Fourteen Points reflected Woodrow Wilson’s belief in which political movement?

Imperialism
Populism
Isolationism
Progressivism

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sure i can try to help u

Answer 14

I think it may be C but im not too sure

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hmm

Answer 16

its D

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heres why...

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President Woodrow Wilson’s Fourteen Points were based on the belief that the principle of self-determination should be applied to people of all nations. The Fourteen Points reflected Woodrow Wilson’s belief in progressivism.

Answer 19

ohhhh, yeahh i rememberr. Thank youu so much.

Answer 20

I have some more left but you don't have to help me if you don't want too.

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@CaptainFluffy

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ok

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how many?

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Its a 35 question exam but there is only a couple that I don't get so I'll just post the questions and tag you when I come across one that I have trouble with.

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ok

Answer 26

Heres one

What was the purpose of the Creel Committee, also known as the Committee on Public Information?

to provide intelligence information to the United States’ allies in World War I
to influence public opinion to support the government’s efforts to win World War I
to prevent the Central Powers from blocking the United States’ efforts to win World War I
to gather data to make it easier to coordinate U.S. industries making weapons for World War I

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i gotta go to lunch in a min so ill be off for like 5 min but after that ill be back for 30 more

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The Committee on Public Information, also known as the CPI or the Creel Committee, was an independent agency of the government of the United States created to influence U.S. public opinion regarding American participation in World War I.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Committee_on_Public_Information

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im going to lunch gimmy 5min plz

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Okayy thats finee

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back

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did the link i sent u help?

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yesss it didd

Answer 35

How did the Dawes Plan increase the stability of European nations?

It offered incentives for the rebuilding of war-torn areas.
It allowed for political leaders to resolve differences through mediation.
It encouraged the sale of natural resources to neighboring nations.
It provided the opportunity for quicker repayment of debts.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dawes_Plan this may help idk

Answer 37

Dawn Plan increased the stability of European Nations by "It offered incentives for the rebuilding of War-torn areas."

Answer 38

That explains the Dawes Plan but it doesn't say how it increased stability of european nations

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oh sorry

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look at the one i just said, Dawn Plan increased the stability of European Nations by "It offered incentives for the rebuilding of War-torn areas."

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this part... It offered incentives for the rebuilding of War-torn areas."

Answer 42

ohh I didnt see that thank youu.

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yup

Answer 44

Which of these groups faced the most discrimination in the United States during World War I?

Jewish Americans
Native Americans
German Americans
Japanese Americans

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hmm, i would say the jerrys but let me think for a sec

Answer 46

yea its the jerrys, so it C, why because they started ww1, example, during ww2 the japs attacked the US, in turn the USA took Japanese americans and put them into camps (they were not killed)

Answer 47

Thank youu!

Answer 48

anytime ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Answer 49

Which weapon caused the fewest casualties in World War I?

machine gun
artillery
airplane
bayonet

Answer 50

mmm

Answer 51

i would say airplane but it my not be true

Answer 52

Of those four, the airplane. Airplanes were really only doing large amounts of attacking enemy troops on the ground in 1918, and they honestly weren't that good at it.

Artillery killed the most - I believe two-thirds of all casualties in the war were caused by artillery.

Surprisingly enough, the bayonet was still a useful weapon during the First World War - when enemy troops managed to get into a trench, their bayonets were effective weapons, and of course bayonets were the key to several attacks by both the French and Germans during the first weeks of the war (before the trench systems were set up and when fighting was still mobile).

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Yeah I was thinking that

Answer 54

What was the cause of the brief recession in the United States in 1918 and 1919?

the flood of refugees from war-torn Europe
a cut in income taxes
a decrease in the labor pool
the change from wartime to peacetime production

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hmm

Answer 56

i think its A

Answer 57

There was a brief depression in the U.S. from 1918-1921. This was caused due to inflation that occurred from Europe's take over of production from the U.S.

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the end of wartime employment
so D

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did that help?

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i gotta get back to work ill be on and off

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yess thank youu.

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