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Which best describes the group of people whom the U.S. government forced into internment camps during World War II?

A. Japanese Americans
B. Korean Americans
C. German Americans
D. Italian Americans



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Final answer:

Japanese Americans were interned by the US government during World War II based on race prejudice and war hysteria.


Explanation:

Japanese Americans were the group of people forced into internment camps by the US government during World War II. This action was mainly based on race prejudice, war hysteria, and a failure of political leadership. Over 110,000 Japanese and Japanese-descended individuals, including 70,000 American citizens, were affected by this policy.


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