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Which economic trend occurred under President Eisenhower?
A.
Wages increased for White workers but remained low for many Black workers in the South.
B.
Wages decreased for both Black and White workers as unemployment rose.
C.
Wages increased for both Black and White workers as unemployment decreased.
D.
Wages remained the same for both Black and White workers in the South.

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During the Presidency of Eisenhower, A.  Wages increased for White workers but remained low for many Black workers in the South.

Economy under Eisenhower

  • The nation saw an increase in production as it was the post war years.
  • There was still a lot of racial inequality.

This racial inequality was particularly bad in the South where African Americans had poor paying jobs that was in sharp contrast to the rise in wages that many Whites saw as the economy grew.

In conclusion, option A is correct.

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