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11 March, 05:13

How did the number of African Americans in manufacturing change during World War II in Texas

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  1. 11 March, 05:47
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    The answer is: doubled

    During world war II, The government drafted a large portion of manufacture workers to the military, and not many African Americans were accepted into the military.

    Because of this, there was a sudden need to fill the position left by the manufacture workers. A lot of African Americans took this opportunity to joined the workforce. The number of the workers doubled within one year after world war ii started.
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