The Social Impact of the war.  During the war, most Japanese Americans were forced A) into homes on the West Coast. B) into internment camps. C) to serve.

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The Social Impact of the war

 During the war, most Japanese Americans were forced A) into homes on the West Coast. B) into internment camps. C) to serve in the navy. D) to leave the country.

 One way World War II affected women was that A) women were banned from serving in the military. B) the government encouraged women to stay at home. C) women had a harder time finding work. D) many women took jobs with war-related industries.

 What was one benefit enjoyed by most working women during the war? A) free child-care B) equal wages with men C) pride in helping the war effort D) complete acceptance in the workplace

 The Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) A) was created to hear complaints about job discrimination in the defense industry. B) believed in using nonviolent techniques to end racism. C) tried to help people threatened by the Nazis. D) sought to deliberately destroy an entire ethnic or cultural group.