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During world war ii, what was the major reason for relocating many japanese-americans to government-run internment camps?

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hisroyal1

Answer – Racial Prejudice

 

Racial prejudice against Asian immigrants started building in the U.S since when Chinese workers began to arrive in the country in the mid-19th century, this prejudice set the tone for the resistance that was faced by many Japanese-Americans during World War II, which led to them being relocated to government-run internment camps.

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Answer:

The fear that Japanese-Americans might betray the U.S.

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