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Which group faced suspicion and discrimination in the United States during World War I due to their ancestry?

• Native Americans

• German Americans

• Hispanic Americans

• Asian Americans

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What was a common role for women in the United States during World War I?

• Serving as combat soldiers

• Working as nurses and in war industries

• Leading military operations

• Serving as diplomats overseas

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Which minority group contributed to the war effort by serving in segregated military units during World War I?

• African Americans

• Jewish Americans

• Native Americans

• Hispanic Americans

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Which group experienced increased migration to northern cities for industrial jobs during World War I?

• African Americans

• German Americans

• Asian Americans

• Dissenters

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Which group faced restrictions on their language, culture, and organizations in the United States during World War I?

• German Americans

• Hispanic Americans

• Women

• Dissenters

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How did the experiences of Jewish Americans during World War I differ from those of German Americans?

• Jewish Americans were interned, while German Americans were not

• Jewish Americans often supported the war effort, while German Americans faced suspicion and discrimination

• Both groups were unaffected by the war

• German Americans served as code talkers

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Explain how the war effort led to changes in employment opportunities for women in the United States during World War I.

• Women were forced to leave the workforce

• Women gained access to jobs traditionally held by men due to labor shortages

• Women were only allowed to volunteer

• Women were not affected by the war

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Which of the following best describes the impact of World War I on Hispanic Americans in the United States?

• They were excluded from military service

• They served in the military and contributed to the agricultural workforce

• They were interned in camps

• They led anti-war protests

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How did dissenters, such as conscientious objectors, contribute to the war effort in the United States during World War I?

• By refusing to participate in any form of service

• By serving in non-combat roles such as medical units or civil service

• By leading military operations

• By working as spies

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Which of the following best explains why African Americans supported the "Great Migration" during World War I?

• To support victory in Europe and Asia

• To seek better economic opportunities and escape racial discrimination in the South

• To encourage women to join the workforce

• To promote agricultural production

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