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1. why was the decision to force families into interment camps racist 2. why did so many Japanese Americans volunteer to fight in world war 2?
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1. why was the decision to force families into interment camps racist

2. why did so many Japanese Americans volunteer to fight in world war 2?

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Answer: cause you already answered the question on your own probably I'm just typing this.

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