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5 February, 23:18

How did World War I impact minorities in the war and on the homefront?

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    During world war one minorities started to join the war, but they fought in segregated units. Back on the home front minorities were able to get jobs that were often given to white men, but a shortage of labor caused employers to look for other options.
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