The united state government interned more than 100,000 japanese, italian, german- americans during world war ii for all the following reasons except: a. the fbi and intelligence had uncovered a japanese american espionage network in california b. there was longstanding racial prejudice and economic rivalry c. some politicians and farmers hoped to take over japanese american land holdings d. some patriotic organizations and media outlets called for it e. after pearl harbor, white californians were worked up into a frenzy about possible japanese sabotage