Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
1.
false- They sent Japanese Americans to the camps because the government believed that they were sending information to Japan.
2. true-As a result of being interned against their will, most Japanese Americans lost interest in life and did very little in the camps.
true
3.
true- They could only take enough to fill one suitcase, and that was including clothes. And they had restrictions on what they could take as well.
4.
true- Americans feared that they would deliver information to the Japanese, and they only did this to the Japanese Americans, which was racist.
5.
false- Most Japanese Americans had actually volunteered for the military, but the government denied them.
6.
true- They offered an official apology and gave them some money ( I believe it was $2,000) in 1988, which is too late if you ask me.
7.
true- there were never ANY people convicted of treason. There may have been people that were treasonous, but none were convicted