Which statement BEST describes the experiences of Bainbridge Island Japanese people after the war ended? 1. Large numbers of Bainbridge Island community leaders opposed the return of their Japanese American neighbors.
2. Many returned home to Bainbridge Island to find their businesses and homes had been taken care of by their non-Japanese friends.
3. Due to the hatred and racism they faced, most Japanese Americans did not return to Bainbridge Island after the war.
4. Before the war, many Bainbridge Island Japanese Americans had been farmers and found much of the farmland was being redeveloped as new housing developments.

Explanation:

Many returned home to bainbridge island to find there business and homes had been taken care of by their non japanese friend.

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