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Which best describes internment camps for Japanese Americans in World War II?

They had well-built houses.
They provided plenty of privacy.
They were built in harsh, remote environments.
They encouraged anti-American attitudes.

Answer 1

Answer: C. They were built in harsh, remote environments.

Explanation: This makes sense because they were the ones getting accused making anti japan people because they believed Japanese Americans would become spies for japan so they were put in these camps with harsh environments.

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Answer 2

The correct statement about the internment camps for Japanese Americans in the World War II is that they were built in harsh, remote environments. So, the correct option is C.

The camps for Japanese Americans during the World War II were not well given due to continuing war and tensions between the countries after the attacks on the Pearl Harbor.

• The Pearl Harbor situated in the United States of America was attacked by the Japanese navy which led to the first signs of war between Japan and USA.

• USA replied to the Japanese navy by attacking the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki with nuclear bombs which completely downgraded the stability in Japan.

• To take further take revenge from the Japanese people residing in USA by giving them camps in remote places and the environments were harsh and unhygienic.

Hence, the correct option is C that the internment camps for Japanese Americans were built in harsh, remote environments in World War II.

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