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7 July, 22:49

How were japanese-americans treated during world war ii?

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    They were forced out of their homes and businesses, abandoning their possessions. They were huddled masses in make-ship Concentration Camps. After suffering indignities, they returned to their homes but they were still considered non-Americans.
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