Why did the US government think internment camps were

were necessary during World War II?

to protect against discrimination

to protect national security

to improve relations with Japan

to improve relations with Germany

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Kaydence Warner

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6 September, 16:58

Why did the US government think internment camps were

were necessary during World War II?

to protect against discrimination

to protect national security

to improve relations with Japan

to improve relations with Germany

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Catalina Rogers · Answer 1

Catalina Rogers 6 September, 17:12

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B) to protect national security

Rory Richard · Answer 2

Answer: To protect national security.

Explanation: They thought they needed the internment camps were necessary because the Japanese had bombed Pearl Harbor and they were angry and afraid of the Japanese people after, even the native U. S. citizens.

Why did the US government think internment camps werewere necessary during World War II?to protect against discriminationto protect national securityto improve relations with Japanto improve relations with Germany

Why did the US government think internment camps were

were necessary during World War II?

to protect against discrimination

to protect national security

to improve relations with Japan

to improve relations with Germany