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How were African American men serving in the military treated differently by the French during World War I? A. Unlike Americans, the French treated them as equals. B. Both the French and the Americans treated them as equals. C. Americans treated them as equals, but the French did not. D. Both the French and the Americans treated them disrespectfully.

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CandyBby

Answer:A. Unlike Americans, the French treated them as equals.

Explanation:

French officers befriended African-American troops and officers

White men refused to salute black officers and black officers were often barred from the officer's clubs and quarters. The War Department rarely interceded, and discrimination was usually overlooked or sometimes condoned

Tundexi

The African American men that was serving in the military were treated differently by the French during World War I because they sees them as unequal and inferior,

During the WWI, both Americans and French were allies who helped other in Military, finance etc.

However, the African American men that was serving in the military were treated differently by the French during World War I because they sees them as unequal and inferior,

Therefore, the Option C is correct.

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