What connection does the author make between World War II and the Civil Rights Movement?

A
Black people’s military service in World War II inspired and strengthened their fight for equality.
B
Black people’s service in World War II inspired President Roosevelt to abolish segregation in the military.
C
Black people fighting for equal rights during World War II were inspired by A. Philip Randolph’s leadership.
D
Black people had to struggle for equality while serving in the military and factories of World War II America.

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Answer:

The booming economy had created a larger black middle class.

Explanation:

The US Civil Rights Movement gained new momentum after World War II because the booming economy had created a larger black middle class. This new middle class began to educate himself and know his rights as citizens, so that the abuses of racism began to be more evident. In this way, the African-American population began to claim for their rights and to reveal the abuses they suffered at the hands of the white population.

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