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What did the supreme court rule in korametsu v. the united states?

a.
schools could require students to salute the flag.
b. the government could detain japanese in internment camps.
oc.
cities could not create curfews for japanese, german, and italian citizens.
d. japanese citizens could be expelled from the country.

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Answer:

B.) The government could detain Japanese in internment camps.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Supreme Court ruled in a 6-3 decision that the United States government was capable of detaining individuals as a military necessity. The individuals in this case were Japanese as the US was at war with Japan during the time (WWII). They were worried of espionage and spies when they passed the ruling,

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