Where were the major internment camps in New Mexico?

a.

Jal, Las Vegas, and Tularosa

b.

Clovis, Hatch, and White Oaks

c.

Belen, Farmington, and Aztec

d.

Roswell, Lordsburg, and Santa Fe

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Josiah Good

11 July, 06:37

Where were the major internment camps in New Mexico?

a.

Jal, Las Vegas, and Tularosa

b.

Clovis, Hatch, and White Oaks

c.

Belen, Farmington, and Aztec

d.

Roswell, Lordsburg, and Santa Fe

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Alana Blevins · Answer 1

The correct answer is option d. "Roswell, Lordsburg, and Santa Fe".

Explanation:

The internment camps were places at which Japanese Americans were forced to relocation and incarceration during World War II, after Japan bombed Pearl Harbor in 1941. The major internment camps in New Mexico were located in Roswell, Lordsburg, and Santa Fe. The Santa Fe camp was the largest, holding more than 45 hundred prisoners between 1942 and 1946.

Avery Daugherty · Answer 2

The major interment camps in New Mexico were D. Roswell, Lordsburg, and Santa Fe.

Where were the major internment camps in New Mexico?a.Jal, Las Vegas, and Tularosab.Clovis, Hatch, and White Oaksc.Belen, Farmington, and Aztecd.Roswell, Lordsburg, and Santa Fe

Where were the major internment camps in New Mexico?

a.

Jal, Las Vegas, and Tularosa

b.

Clovis, Hatch, and White Oaks

c.

Belen, Farmington, and Aztec

d.

Roswell, Lordsburg, and Santa Fe