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The United States was justified in placing Japanese-Americans into internment camps after the bombing of Pearl Harbor. True or False? Explain why?
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The United States was justified in placing Japanese-Americans into internment camps after the bombing of Pearl Harbor. True or False? Explain why?

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False, most Japanese Americans were siding with America. Just like if someone is German doesn't mean they are a nazi or supports that.
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False, because most of the Japanese-Americans weren't even involved with the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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