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sabina

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The first successful application of standardized interchangeable parts was made in the American _________ industry.
 a. textile
  b. grain milling
  c. armaments
  d. iron

Question 2

Which of the following statements is most accurate about the role of minorities in the U.S.?
 a. The armed services were desegregated before World War II.
  b. Although African Americans had historically lived on agricultural areas, by 1970 about 75 of African Americans lived in urban areas.
  c. During World War II, there was a large increase in demand for hiring highly skilled Japanese-Americans.



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Answer to Question 1

c. armaments

Answer to Question 2

b. Although African Americans had historically lived on agricultural areas, by 1970 about 75 of African Americans lived in urban areas.



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