What was true of japaneese americans in the west during world war II?

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Explanation:

Throughout the Second World War, due to Executive Order 9066 a variety of Japanese Americaans were interned.  

After the Japanese naval assault on Pearl Harbor, several cabinet leaders and American civilians in general became fearful about any Japanese strike on the United States. President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066 to make sure that this threat did not happen. This allowed individuals to be excluded from combat areas. After that, Japanese-American civilians founded internment camps.

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