African-American soldiers in World War II sometimes felt they were fighting for two victories, one abroad and one in Europe True or False

Answer: True

African Americans were a vital part of the American forces during World War II. However, their experiences were radically different from those of other soldiers. African Americans soldiers often felt that they were fighting a war on two fronts. On the one hand, the battle against the Axis Powers in Europe. On the other, they were trying to achieve equal rights and opportunities at home.