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After declaring war on Japan in 1941, people of Japanese ancestry who lived in America were a. blacklisted. c. deported. b. sent to camps. d. not allowed to vote. Please select …

After declaring war on Japan in 1941, people of Japanese ancestry who lived in America were a. blacklisted. c. deported. b. sent to camps. d. not allowed to vote. Please select …
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After declaring war on Japan in 1941, people of Japanese ancestry who lived in America were

a. blacklisted.
c. deported.
b. sent to camps.
d. not allowed to vote.
Please select the best answer from the choices provided

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User Tobych
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the answer is sent to camp

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User Rkmax
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