Why would the army be known as the most progressive branch of the military during World War I?
A) The army was desegregated after the Civil War.
B) The army was the only branch to hire African Americans in civilian positions.
C) The army was the only branch to have African Americans enlisted in any capacity.
D) The army was the only branch to have opportunities for African Americans outside of menial positions, like cooks and janitorial services.
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