How did World War II impact the Civil Rights Movement?
Nationwide guilt over the internment of Japanese Americans strengthened the campaign for Asian American equality.

Germany’s military victories during the war reinforced southern attitudes about white supremacy over other races.

African American sacrifices to help win the war renewed their willingness to challenge the racial status quo in the South.

President Truman’s wartime integration of the military made white southerners determined to preserve segregation.

Which answer choice best describes “panning” for gold? a.) miners ran iron pans along the rocks near streams. because gold is magnetic, any gold that was present in the rock would attract the pans. the miners would then pick away the surface of the rock to expose the gold. b.) miners ran water through a long, sloping wooden box called a “pan.” wooden bars across the bottom of the pan trapped any gold that was in the water. c.) miners went to places where stream currents slowed. they gathered rock from the stream bed into flat pans. any heavier gold particles would drop to the bottom of the pan. d.) after the most obvious gold had been taken, miners used a rock-crushing machine called the “pan” to search for gold on a large scale.