The wartime term "Double V" referred to hopes for a
A)victory over the enemy abroad and over racism at home.
B)return to full employment after the victory overseas.
C)retention of women in high-paying positions after the war.
D)doubling of health benefits for defense workers.

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The term "Double V" was popularized during World War II and stood for victory over both the Axis powers abroad and racism at home. It was a rallying cry for African Americans who wanted to fight for their country but also sought to end discrimination and segregation in the United States.

The Wartime Term "Double V" Referred to Hopes for a