How did the government incorporate blacks into the workforce to prepare for World War II?
A) The government was overcoming the idea of racism even prior to the war.
B) The government thought that too many whites would refuse to work in menial positions.
C) The government wanted all Americans behind the war.
D) Most employers and unions refused to allow blacks to work in wartime industries.
Answer: D
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