Read the following excerpt from order 9981 issued by president Harry s Truman in 1948. It is hereby declared to be the policy of the president that there shall be equality of treatment and opportunity for all persons in the armed services without regard to race color religion or national origin. The order is addressing the fact that up until this time, African Americans in the military

The executive order 9981 and the words of Truman emphasize the need for equality in the United States Armed forces because Harry S. Truman states there should be equality "without regard to race, color, religion or national origin". This was an important step towards equality because before this order was approved it was common African Americans and people of different races were segregated.

In the case of African Americans, this meant they were separated from white soldiers, they did not have the same importance or role than other soldiers and their actions were restricted. Thus, the order addressed the fact up until this time, African Americans in the military were segregated based on race.

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This meant that African Americans were isolated from white soldiers, that they did not have the same importance or function as other soldiers, and that their actions were limited.

As a result, the directive addressed the reality that African Americans in the military had previously been segregated based on race.

So, Option B is correct.

The other Options are incorrect as

Option A is incorrect as they did not have any equal access to jobs and pay.

Option C is incorrect as they were not represented equally in fact they were segregated based on race.

Option D is incorrect as they did not have access to training programs.

Thus after reading the excerpt the conclusion made was Option B is correct.

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