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Why did Franklin Delano Roosevelt agree to desegregate the defense

industry?
• A. His vice president, Harry Truman, convinced him it would
save money.
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B. He feared a march on Washington by African Americans
would be bad for the war effort.

C. He was pressured to do this from Democrats in Congress.

D. He had promised to begin desegregation as part of his first
New Deal.

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User Amaurea
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The answer is D. Because he is mostly known for the “New Deal”
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User Aitana
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Answer:

He feared a march on Washington by African Americans would be bad for the war effort

Step-by-step explanation:

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