Question

Minority groups rallied behind what slogan? Double V Call to arms Tuskegee Zoot suit We can do it!

Answer 1

Minority groups rallied behind the slogan Double V.(a)

Further Explanations:

Double V was the slogan that that intended to endorse the combat for democracy in overseas campaigns and home-front of the United States during the “Second World War”. V was denoting the triumph that the nations achieved against slavery, bellicosity, and tyranny while another V denotes the dual victory of African Americans both in the nation and overseas. Victory on home was based on the motive of gaining equal status for minority groups such as African Americans residing in the United States. These minorities were still isolated and were facing racism in the southern regions of America where separate amenities was  existing for the innate and the blacks.

Journal about the campaign was firstly published by an African American newspaper “Pittsburgh Courier” on 7th February 1942 weighing the risks taken by the black soldiers and civilians in the American’s tussle against the “Axis power”. In spite of their service, they were not granted full rights in society. After returning from the combat they were still being kept apart within the forces despite fighting with the same competence.  

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Answer Details:

Grade: High school

Subject: History  

Chapter: Slavery

Keywords: Double V,overseas, campaigns, United States, Second World War, slavery, aggression, tyranny, African Americans, Pittsburgh Courier, Axis power, minority’s, native and the blacks.

Answer 2

The correct answer is Double V.

The Double V campaign stood for victory overseas and victory at home. In terms of victory overseas, this was based on the idea that the US needed to be victorious over the spread of facism and nazism in Europe during World War II.

Victory at home was based on the idea of obtaining equal treatment for minority groups in the US, such as African Americans. African Americans were still victims of racism especially in the South where there were numerous separate facilities for blacks and white citizens.