The Double V campaign was focused on victory overseas and at home. This slogan, that came out during World War II, was aimed at hoping for victory of the Axis powers during World War II. When it comes to "victory" at home, the goal was to create an American society in which racism was eliminated. Many African American and other minority groups were still treated unfairly and forced into using segregated facilities. This campaign was trying to stop these practices from continuing in the United States.
Minority groups in the United States rallied behind the slogan "Double V." This stood for two separate victories for the black Americans. For the victory at home and the victory abroad. The correct answer is A.
Hamilton meant that judges should be free from polotics so that they can interpret the law and cases in their own perspective, without judgement and/or pressure from anyone else.
