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Racial tensions during World War I meant that anti-______________ sentiment was prevalent in Texas. a. German b. Serbian c. French d. British

Racial tensions during World War I meant that anti-______________ sentiment was prevalent in Texas. a. German b. Serbian c. French d. British
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Racial tensions during World War I meant that anti-______________ sentiment was prevalent in Texas.

a.
German
b.
Serbian
c.
French
d.
British

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User Tom Minka
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German

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User Meadhbh
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a. German

anti-German sentiment was prevalent in Texas during World War I
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