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After the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, many Japanese Americans were a-held prisoner in internment camps. b-shipped off to Japan. c-forced to work in airplane factories. d-welco…

After the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, many Japanese Americans were a-held prisoner in internment camps. b-shipped off to Japan. c-forced to work in airplane factories. d-welco…
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After the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, many Japanese Americans were

a-held prisoner in internment camps.
b-shipped off to Japan.
c-forced to work in airplane factories.
d-welcomed into the White House by President Roosevelt.

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Answer: a-held prisoner in internment camps.

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