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How were the POW camps in New Mexico different from those where U.S. troops were held in the Pacific? A. Prisoners in New Mexico were given enough food and shelter. B. Prisoners in New Mexico were not
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How were the POW camps in New Mexico different from those where U.S.

troops were held in the Pacific?
A. Prisoners in New Mexico were given enough food and shelter.
B. Prisoners in New Mexico were not required to work.
C. Prisoners in New Mexico were allowed to leave if they wished.
D. Prisoners in New Mexico were not given opportunities to escape.

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Answer:

d.Prisoners in New Mexico were not given opportunities to escape.

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Answer:

A.

The New Mexican government requested the internment camps because New Mexico needed farm workers.

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