In the aftermath of World War I, many African Americans who had expected the war to improve their lot:
A) were pleased to see their expectations fulfilled.
B) grew disillusioned and adopted a more militant stance.
C) joined the socialist and communist movements.
D) left the U.S. and returned to Africa.
Answer: B
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