Question

How did many americans view japanese americans after the attack on pearl harbor?

Answer 1

Americans feared that the Japanese living in America were spies for Japan. An act was passed in which the Japanese were placed in internment camps which was a violation of their constitutional rights but was deemed necessary for the safety of the country.

Answer 2

Many Americans viewed Japanese Americans with suspicion and fear after the attack on Pearl Harbor. This led to the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II.