Posted by history on Tuesday, March 31, 2009 at 5:26pm.
There were no terrorist attacks in the continental U.S., nor were the Japanese-Americans threatened by anyone else. I've never heard about the Nisei refusing to accept U.S. citizenship.
That leaves the right answer.
Because the Japanese Americans had a different culture and looked different than the majority, the experienced a lot of prejudice. After the Japanese attacked Hawaii, many people on the West Coast feared that Japan might invade the mainland. Of course, they also believed that the Japanese-Americans might help any invading force.
Can you sort this down to two answers that might be possible?
yea i think A and C..?
soo.. A would be correct? Ms.Sue?.
Yes, A is correct.
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