Overall, most ethnic groups in the United States during World War II

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The experience of World War II led to the further assimilation of most ethnic groups in the United States. This was especially true for Japanese Americans who were previously interned in camps and later allowed to serve in the military, proving their loyalty to the United States. African Americans also demonstrated their patriotism through military service, which helped to advance the Civil Rights Movement. Additionally, many ethnic groups participated in war efforts through industrial work, supporting the war effort and demonstrating their loyalty to the United States.

Overall, Most Ethnic Groups in the United States During World