English, 10.04.2021 19:40, latoyatuggle23

1. What cause-and-effect relationship does Dr. Herter's letter try to establish? -Japanese Americans in Hawall have become Americanized; therefore, they can be trusted to spy for the United States.
-Japanese Americans cannot be trusted because they have openly sworn their support for the Japanese emperor.
O Censorship of the press in Hawall has resulted in Japanese Americans being unable to express their opinions.
Japanese Americans in Hawall have kept their language and customs; therefore, they are more loyal to Japan than to the United States.

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