What was the Double V Campaign? an effort to gain victory in Europe and in the Pacific at the same time a call for victory against dictators abroad and racism at home a call for victory against the influx of Japanese and Mexicans in the West an effort to gain victory over the Depression and the Axis powers.

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Tristian Ellis

30 September, 15:02

What was the Double V Campaign? an effort to gain victory in Europe and in the Pacific at the same time a call for victory against dictators abroad and racism at home a call for victory against the influx of Japanese and Mexicans in the West an effort to gain victory over the Depression and the Axis powers.

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Marquise Haney · Answer 1

a call for victory against dictators abroad and racism at home

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Brando · Answer 2

The Double V Campaign was a call for victory against dictators abroad and racism at home. The Campaign refers for the V of victory, such as the one displayed by Churchill, but adding a second V that represents the double victory of African Americans fighting against opression both abroad and at home.