Which statement describes the impact of world war ii on native americans?

a. native americans supported the war effort, and many were able to leave reservations to serve or work in industries
b. native americans flourished in the mainstream culture after serving in the military with courage.
c. native americans were confined to heavily guarded reservations because of fears of their disloyalty.
d. native americans were subjected to increased discrimination because of their participation in antiwar protests.

The statement that best describes the impact of World War II on Native Americans is Native Americans supported the war effort, and many were able to leave reservations to serve or work in industries

Explanation:

Native American fought side by side with white Americans and were a important part of many confrontations during World War II, not as in World War I when they were not considered real citizens, after this they started to have access to a better life away from their reservations and they had the opportunity of getting job, sadly even when their economy improved they didn't receive as much money as a WHite American did.

he supported the seperation of church and state. he also promoted religious tolerance.

d. william mckinley's southern upbringing him win.