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What were hardships for African-Americans?
One of the hardships was the fact that African-Americans could not get good jobs. They were discriminated against and would not get services as easily as the other Americans.
White people and established African Americans in cities?
found high paying jobs
Why were the Irish Americans discriminated?
Because they would do jobs for less money in America than the caucasian and even African-American workers that they were competing with.
5 ways in which african-americans were discriminated against?
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Why were the Irish Americans discriminated against?
Because they worked American jobs for less pay.
What did White people and established African Americans in cities do?
Often discriminated against freedmen.
How were African Americans and Native Americans discriminated against?
African Americans were used as slaves, discriminated against because white people didnt treat them as equal. Native Americans because they were forced to move west in "the trail of tears" because that one white president was greedy and discriminated against them
In addition to desegregating war industries President Roosevelt agreed to?
make better jobs available to African Americans
In what way did the US military discriminate African American soldiers during world war 2?
Because they were discriminated against everywhere. Why would the armed forces be any different?
Name two groups of people that the early Americans discriminated against?
Early Americans discriminated against "african americans" and "american indians' A: Also the Chinese who worked, not only on the transcontinental railway system, but on many of the railroads in this country.
How did the New Deal programs discriminate against or neglect minorities?
Certain programs such as the TVA, WPA, CCC, AAA and NLRB discriminated against farmers, women, African Americans, and Native Americans by not hiring or helping them. Also Mexican Americans were discriminated.
What two groups were largely the most discriminated against the Great Immigration?
African Americans and Women
