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What happened in American factories during World War II?
O A. African Americans were generally not allowed to work in factories
producing war material.
B. Mexican Americans were required to work on farms rather than in
factories.
O C. Factories that produced ammunition were encouraged to hire
Japanese Americans.
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O D. Factories that supported the war effort could not discriminate
based on race.
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HowardChickenAmber

Answer: Should be C because the Japanese are cheap and are discriminated against during the war.

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