7) Why were internment camps set up in the United States during World War II?
A)The United States wanted to protect the Japanese Americans from their own country of Japan
B) Women and children needed to be taken care of while their husbands and fathers were off to war
C) The United States believed that the Japanese Americans could have been the enemy
and could not be trusted
D) Japanese Americans refused to fight in the war against their own countrymen

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Which of the following is one way the goverment of russia is considered more limited than the goverment of the soviet union

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