What does the double v campaign reveal about the role of minorities on the home front?

answer choices:
a. minority groups refused to serve in the military.

b. minority organizations became increasing powerful in politics.

c. minority groups were still struggling to end discrimination.

d. minorities organized massive labor strikes to protest the war efforts.

The correct answer is C) Minority groups were still struggling to end discrimination.

Even though African-Americans like the Tuskegee Airmen served fearlessly for the US during World War II, this group was still treated poorly in the United States. At this time, the US still had segregated facilities for blacks and whites and a school system that favored whites over blacks. These factors all contributed to the creation of the Double V Campaign. This campaign was focused on achieving victory in Europe and victory over racism in the United States.

The articles created a national government composed of a congress, which had the power to declare war, sign treaties, make alliances and more.