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What was true about most of the men drafted into military service in the
United States during World War 1?
A. They were African American.
OB. They had been officers in the Spanish-American War.
OC. They lacked any experience in warfare.
OD. They had been unemployed at the time they were called to service.



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Final answer:

Most men drafted in the US during WWI lacked warfare experience and came from rural backgrounds. African Americans experienced discrimination in enlistment and draft exemption requests.


Explanation:

Most of the men drafted into military service in the United States during World War I lacked any experience in warfare. The majority of these men came from rural backgrounds with little exposure to large cities. African Americans faced discrimination in enlistment opportunities and had a higher likelihood of having their draft exemption requests rejected due to historic discrimination.


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