Question

Why were Japanese Americans held in internment camps?

A) Some Japanese Americans had been found guilty of planning an attack on the United States.
B) At least one Japanese American spy had sent photos of Pearl Harbor to Japan before the attack.
C) Many Americans feared they were involved in spying on the United States.
D) Many Japanese Americans had been caught spying on the United States.

Answer 1

The answer is C

Americans were afraid Japanese civilians were spying on the Americans

Answer 2

Option: C) Many Americans feared they were involved in spying on the United States.

Step-by-step explanation:

During WW II when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, American people became worried and believed that the Japanese who were living in America were spies. Japanese were sent to live in camps with barbed wires and were not allowed to go outside the premises. most of these camps were built in the areas where the Japanese were populated.