There was a prejudice among the black and white people in the United States during the 20th century. Blacks were segregated from whites and racial discrimination was rampant until Martin Luther King Jr. stood up for the rights of the black people. The government is trying their best to be fair between blacks and whites.
Their art related to the struggles of the period.
Fireside chats were effective during the war because if gave up where the enemy was. It helped our soldiers find them and kill them quicker, than it would of if there was no such thing as fireside chats. The other thing it was good for was keeping the public informed. If the public wasn't informed, then there was a greater chance of more areas being obliterated during the war from not knoeing the enemy was getting ready to strike.
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1, 3, 4, and 7 are true the rest are false.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Helen Yoshida, a recent California State University, Fullerton, public history graduate, shares her research about the Department of Justice camps during World War II by;
- sharing her experience and that of those who faced incarceration during the war period.
- sharing facts she gathered from research trips such as what she had learnt from exhibitions.
