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NClaborn

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Which one of the following statements accurately describes blackwhite race relations during World War II?
 
  A. Almost all black soldiers served in integrated army units alongside white Texans.
  B. In order to improve race relations, the legislature passed an antilynching law.
  C. Black soldiers lived separately and trained separately from whites at Texas military bases.
  D. Texas A&M University became the first historically white state university to accept black students.

Question 2

The World War II bracero program __________.
 
  A. excluded Texas from participation because of Mexican government complaints about discrimination inside the state against Mexican Americans
  B. brought about 50,000 temporary workers into the state from Mexico to help pick the cotton crop
  C. brought nearly 800,000 temporary farm workers into Texas from Mexico
  D. encouraged Texas residents of Mexican descent to move back to Mexico



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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