What evidence supports the idea that the detainees at Angel Island felt their words and emotions were important and valuable?

A) They were very careful with their word choice.

B) They were being preserved by the U. S. government.

C) They carved them right into the wooden walls.

D) Many signed there names or carved their initials.

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Madelyn Barrera

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26 November, 00:11

What evidence supports the idea that the detainees at Angel Island felt their words and emotions were important and valuable?

A) They were very careful with their word choice.

B) They were being preserved by the U. S. government.

C) They carved them right into the wooden walls.

D) Many signed there names or carved their initials.

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Damon Lane · Answer 1

Damon Lane 26 November, 00:14

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Explanation: my bet is on c

Evan Ponce · Answer 2

The best answer for this question would be:

C) They carved them right into the wooden walls.

A symbolism of the importance of the message they are bringing was that they carved it into the woods to permanently establish an emotion that they have understood. Angel Island was filled with immigration problems between the Asian countries and the US, in which the US were slightly afraid of the differences that they are having.