The tuskegee airmen were important in u. s. history because

The answer is: They showed that African Americans could fight as well as white troops.

The correct option is (D). They showed that African Americans could fight as well as white troops.

Further Explanation:

The ‘Tuskegee Airmen’ were the first “African American soldiers” who successfully complete their ‘training’ and enter the ‘Army Air Corps’ (Army Air Forces). There were almost a thousand aviators that were produced as the United States’ African American ‘military pilots’. In addition to which, there were more than ten thousand civilian and military women and men served in various support roles.

The success of “The Tuskegee Airmen” proved to the “American public” that “African American” when given the chance or opportunity can be effective pilots and military leaders. It reflects the struggle of “African Americans” to achieve “equal rights”, not only through “legal attacks” on the ‘system’ of separation but also through “techniques of nonviolent direct action” aimed at separation in the military.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: The Tuskegee Airmen

Subject: History

Keywords: The Tuskegee Airmen, Army Air Corps, aviators, military pilots, legal attacks, equal rights

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