The bracero program: led to the forced evacuation of more than 100,000 Japanese Americans. was a reaction to the zoot-suit riots. sought to mobilize Indian reservations in support of the American war effort. brought some 200,000 Mexican farm workers into the western United States.

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The bracero program: led to the forced evacuation of more than 100,000 Japanese Americans. was a reaction to the zoot-suit riots. sought to mobilize Indian reservations in support of the American war effort. brought some 200,000 Mexican farm workers into the western United States.

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Option D, brought some 200,000 Mexican farm workers into the western United States, is the right answer.

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A series of laws and the political agreement signed between the United States and Mexico. This program was initiated on 4th August 1942. The Bracero Program allowed the migration of Million of Mexican workers on short-term primarily for agricultural labor contracts. For their work, the farm-workers were guaranteed decent living condition, protection from forced military service and a minimum wage of 30 cents.