Answer:
B. Wages increased for White workers, but remained low for many Black workers in the South.
Explanation:
Eisenhower's economy
• During the postwar years, the nation's output increased.
• There was still significant racial inequality.
This racial disparity was particularly pronounced in the South, where African Americans were employed in low-wage jobs that contrasted sharply with the rise in wages experienced by many Whites as the economy grew.
Finally, option B is correct.
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