African Americans and the Second World War: The Double V Campaign and the G.I. Bill

This AP African American Studies study guide covers African Americans' roles and experiences during WWII, focusing on military service (segregation, notable units like the Tuskegee Airmen and Buffalo Soldiers), the Double V Campaign (James Thompson's letter), G.I. Bill access (benefits and discriminatory practices), and key primary sources (Thompson's letter, images of the 6888th Battalion and Tuskegee Airmen). It also provides practice questions and exam tips for multiple-choice, short-answer, and free-response questions.