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d. All of the above
1. Mexican Americans were victims in the Zoot-Suit riots, which were a series of conflicts that took place in Los Angeles in 1943. During these riots, Mexican American youth wearing zoot suits were unfairly targeted and attacked by U.S. servicemen.
2. Mexican Americans sought decent jobs, a home, and to live in peace, like many other groups during and after World War II. They faced discrimination and economic challenges but strived for a better life and equal opportunities.
3. Through their military involvement and bravery, Chicano soldiers bound their people to America. Many Mexican Americans served in the U.S. military during World War II, showcasing their patriotism and courage, despite facing segregation and discrimination.
These points highlight the experiences and contributions of Mexican Americans during World War II.
