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The Japanese-Americans were completely prevented from fighting in WWII.  A.true B.false

The Japanese-Americans were completely prevented from fighting in WWII.  A.true B.false
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The Japanese-Americans were completely prevented from fighting in WWII. 

A.true

B.false

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User Heyitsvajid
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False, The Japanese-Americans were not prevented from fighting WWll
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User John Kiernander
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the answer is B false
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