How did the court case Elmore v. Rice affect the movement for civil rights in South Carolina?
A: African American service members confronting military segregation in South Carolina based their case on the 14th Amendment.
B: More people in South Carolina supported civil rights for African Americans because of their service during World War II.
C: The federal government was determined to maintain the social status of African Americans that existed prior to World War II.
D: After World War II, African Americans were in a position to start challenging long-standing restrictions of their rights in South Carolina.