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Most Japanese-Americans were for Japan against the US in the war and would’ve spied For the Japanese government if they had not been detained true or false
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Most Japanese-Americans were for Japan against the US in the war and would’ve spied For the Japanese government if they had not been detained true or false

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The answer is FALSE.

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False. The US was scared that they would spy but really Japan had finally passed a law saying the Japanese could live and travel elsewhere. So they’d go to the US for a start to a new life
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