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Why were Japanese-Americans sent to internment camps? a. Japanese Americans were commonly referred to as "alien enemies" by many Americans. b. Many Americans feared Japanese spies and attacks from Japanese-Americans. c. Many Americans feared that Japanese-Americans were loyal to Japan, and not to the U. S. d. All of the above reasons are true.

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