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3 years ago
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How did world war 1 impact African Americans

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murzikaleks [220]3 years ago
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They lost a lot including jobs
defon3 years ago
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Women filled factory jobs. Women's war effort helped bring about passage of the 19th Amendment after the war giving women the right to vote. Black soldiers still served in segregated units. ... In the “Great Migration” thousands of African Americans moved to the North to work in factories
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