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Question 1

Issued by President Roosevelt in 1941, Executive Order No. 8802
 
  a. fully integrated the United States armed forces.
  b. offered direct assistance to African Americans who wanted to move out of the South.
  c. created a presidential commission to study and recommend ways to alleviate wage discrimination based onrace and sex.
 d. prohibited racial discrimination in the employment of workers in war industries and in the government.

Question 2

Nunneries of the Middle Ages provided an outlet for the talents of unmarried
 
  a. wenches.
  b. peasants.
  c. middle-class women.
  d. serfs.
  e. noblewomen.



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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