What U. S. government action violated the constitutional rights of some citizens during World war 2

tapping phones of suspected communists

internment of Japanese citizens in camps

preventing newscasts from showing casualties

arresting peaceful protesters

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3 July, 20:19

What U. S. government action violated the constitutional rights of some citizens during World war 2

tapping phones of suspected communists

internment of Japanese citizens in camps

preventing newscasts from showing casualties

arresting peaceful protesters

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Jensen Burns · Answer 1

B. internment of Japanese citizens in camps ... they did this because they were afraid that they were Spies for the Imperial Japanese army who had just recently attacked the U. S. at Pearl Harbor.

Felicity Burns · Answer 2

internment of Japanese citizens in camps

preventing newscasts from showing casualties

tapping phones of suspected communists

arresting peaceful protesters

What U. S. government action violated the constitutional rights of some citizens during World war 2tapping phones of suspected communistsinternment of Japanese citizens in campspreventing newscasts from showing casualtiesarresting peaceful protesters

What U. S. government action violated the constitutional rights of some citizens during World war 2

tapping phones of suspected communists

internment of Japanese citizens in camps

preventing newscasts from showing casualties

arresting peaceful protesters