In the postwar era, African Americans worked to balance their fight for democracy during the war with the unequal traditions at home. They fought for full equality, desegregation, civil and political rights and increased presence in American society.
The answers to 2 and 3 is b.
West Africa's smaller societies such as Benin and Hausa, grew in ways such as trade and farming, building off of previous achievements. Africa's larger kingdoms improved in the factors of education, with the introduction of new Muslim teachings, as seen in maliand shonghai kingdoms.