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What was the biggest problem Japanese Americans faced on their return from internment camps? A. hostility from their white neighbors B. fear of a nuclear attack C.unfair tax laws D. not being able to return
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What was the biggest problem Japanese Americans faced on their return from internment camps?

A. hostility from their white neighbors

B. fear of a nuclear attack

C.unfair tax laws

D. not being able to return to Japan

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I agree with the first answer too
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Either A or B is the answer
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