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6. Why were Japanese Americans forced into internment camps during WWII?
A
The U. S. military thought Japan might attack Japanese people who had chosen to
leave because it made the U. S. look better than Japan.
B. The U. S. public suspected Japanese people of spying and helping with the attack on
Pearl Harbor, and they wanted to prevent any future attacks.
C. Japanese Americans were attempting to return to Japan before the U. S. declared
war, and the U. S. felt it was unsafe to let them go.