PLEASE HELP ME Which best states the early position of the U. S. government concerning Japanese American internment, as described in the text? The government indicated that Japanese American internment would not occur.

The government was divided on the issue of Japanese American internment.

The government believed Japanese internment was a necessity.

The government argued throughout the war against any form of internment for any residents of the U. S.

Part B

Which line from the video best supports the Japanese American perspective on the government position you chose in Part A?

“9066, proclamation, executive order was implemented”

“everybody got a notice”

“saying under the breath that they’d never try to evacuate everybody. That’ll never happen”

“people should have been packing and preparing and closing their accounts and so forth

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the answer is c.

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