Why did the US government think internment camps were necessary during World War II?

to protect against discrimination

to protect national security

to improve relations with Japan

to improve relations with Germany

Why did france give the statue of liberty to the united states?

How did nixon combine conservative and liberal goals?

What state reformed so many parts of its government during the progressive era that its name was used to describe a whole package of such reforms?

Reasons for Italy's decline after 1500 does NOT include: The Medici family's loss of power Shift of trade routes to the Atlantic Ocean Foreign control of city-states Lack of influence of the Church Loss of independence (Choose more than one if

What was one advantage of using steamboats in the 1800s? Steamboats caused less pollution than other boats. Steamboats could travel against the wind and currents. Steamboats relied on wind power, a renewable resource.

What convinced many people in the colonies that it was time to declare independence? Why? (This is time period of the Revolutionary War)

Which method of gaining equality did Martin Luther King, Jr. advocate/call for

The United States entered World War I hoping to:

How did World War II change the role of corporations in American life? U. S. corporations became friendly and close collaborators with the federal government. With the loss of its overseas affiliates in Asia and Europe, U. S.

The actions of george washinton and other leaders of the US were important because