Question

What are two examples of discrimination against minority groups in the United States during World War II? Did any progress occur for minorities during World War II? If so, what positive steps were taken toward progress? If not, what changes were needed? What can we learn from the struggles at home during World War II to keep the U.S. from repeating past mistakes?

Answer 1

Answer:Yes many groups were oppressed but mostly the japanese citizens but african american progress also had great strides.

Explanation:during the second world war groups of japanese citizens were sent to a americanized form of concentration camps almost all had  nothing to do with the war in the east. But the african americans had great progress being able to fly planes for the army and being very efficient protecting most of there assigned bombers in formation but for the most part they did not see much real action in the front considered inferior to white soldiers.