Most of the people in the internment camps in the United States during World War II were
A) German-Americans.
B) African-Americans.
C) Italian-Americans.
D) Japanese-Americans.

D

Explanation:

D is the only correct answer because the entire purpose of internment camps during WWII was to contain the possible "threat" of Japanese spies living within the US. A, B, and C are all incorrect because there were no such camps imprisoning Germans, Africans, or Italians during WWII.

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