By signing Executive Order No. 9066, President Roosevelt assumed that:

(A) no one would actually be interned in camps.

(B) he was doing what was best for his nation.

(C) his direction and command would end the war.

(D) the internment camps would be permanent.

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Cailyn Mckenzie

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26 May, 14:07

By signing Executive Order No. 9066, President Roosevelt assumed that:

(A) no one would actually be interned in camps.

(B) he was doing what was best for his nation.

(C) his direction and command would end the war.

(D) the internment camps would be permanent.

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Layla Massey · Answer 1

Executive Order 9066 was a United States presidential executive order signed and issued during World War II by United States President Franklin D. Roosevelt on February 19, 1942. This order authorized the Secretary of War to prescribe certain areas as military zones, clearing the way for the deportation of Japanese Americans and Italian-Americans to internment camps.

By signing Executive Order No. 9066, President Roosevelt assumed that:(A) no one would actually be interned in camps.(B) he was doing what was best for his nation.(C) his direction and command would end the war.(D) the internment camps would be permanent.

By signing Executive Order No. 9066, President Roosevelt assumed that:

(A) no one would actually be interned in camps.

(B) he was doing what was best for his nation.

(C) his direction and command would end the war.

(D) the internment camps would be permanent.