Read the following excerpt about the role of many African Americans during World War II and answer the question below. "More than two million African Americans went to work for defense plants, and another two million joined the federal civil service ... these new opportunities drew more and
more African Americans into cities.
Source: National Geographic Society
What was one effect of the opportunities described in this excerpt?
O African-American workers experienced increased economic mobility.
O Food shortages began to occur due to a lack of available rural workers.
o Urban areas began to experience a reduction in the need for available housing.
O African-American organizations opposed political involvement during international conflicts.

*history * who was clyde ross and how was he impacted by housing discrimination?

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