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What did the “double v campaign” refer to?

A.) the two front war the Us military had to wage during WWII
B.) the joint goal of the Us and Great Britain to defeat the Axis Powers in Europe
C.) the goal of African Americans to fight racism abroad and at home during WWII

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The answer is C. The "Double V Campaign" refers to the war fought abroad and the war at home.

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C) The goal of African American to fight racism abroad and at home during WWII.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Double V Campaign was a campaign held by African Americans from 1942 to 1945, which pursued two objectives: The victory of the United States in World War II, mostly against Nazi Germany, whose rule was based on racism, and victory of the African Americans against discrimination in the United States.

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