During World War II Japanese-Americans were A) treated as badly as Jews were in Germany. B) often denied their liberty and their property. C) used as advisors and played a key role in developing American military strategy. D) treated differently depending on whether they were first - or second-generation immigrants.

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Chance Bradley · Answer 1

During World War II Japanese-Americans were B) Often denied their liberty and property.