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what led to a significant increase in the number of factory jobs available to African-American workers during World War I? Select the two correct answers.
-The end of labor unions
-increased production of war materials
-A reduction in the number of European immigrants
-an increase in the number of female nurses
-loss of farming land in the south

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Answer:

B and c

Explanation:

they increased production of war materials

and a reduction in the number of European immigrants

Parrain

During the first World War, African Americans got jobs in factories because there was:

  • Increased production of war materials
  • A reduction in the number of European immigrants

During the first World War, most Europeans were engaged in fighting and so were unable to come to America where they would take factory jobs which many Americans didn't take but still didn't want African Americans to have.

With the increased production of war materials, people were needed in factories and yet the Europeans were not coming. African Americans were then turned to and so got a lot of factory work.

In conclusion, African Americans got factory jobs due to less Europeans and more production of war material.

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