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1. What does the description of the “I Am an American” sales pitch suggest about the difficulties of being Japanese Americans after Pearl Harbor?

1. What does the description of the “I Am an American” sales pitch suggest about the difficulties of being Japanese Americans after Pearl Harbor?
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1. What does the description of the “I Am an American” sales pitch suggest about the difficulties of being Japanese Americans after Pearl Harbor?

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Japanese Americans were not viewed as American, they were seen as outsiders and traitors.

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