At the end of the book, how does Jeanne perceive Manzanar? A) A rally cry to change the laws B) A great part of her history C) Something to talk to others about D) A reason to be filled with shame

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At the end of the book, how does Jeanne perceive Manzanar?

A) A rally cry to change the laws
B) A great part of her history
C) Something to talk to others about
D) A reason to be filled with shame

English
middle-school

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Step-by-step explanation:

A) A rally cry to change the laws

Yogendra Chauhan answered Jun 1, 2021

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