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23 April, 10:06

what was the term for the forced removal of regulation of Japanese-Americans living on the West Coast during World War II

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  1. 23 April, 13:03
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    The correct answer is Internment.

    Internment was the policy of forcing Japanese-Americans to resettle. It was approved by the Supreme Court in the devastatingly wrong case Korematsu and is a national disgrace for the United States.
  2. 23 April, 13:33
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    internment

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