Mary Tsukamoto quotation gave a contrasting view about the Executive Order 9066 on the Japanese Americans.
<h3>Who is Mary Tsukamoto?</h3>
She was an author that took the initiative to follow her beliefs and was famous for expressing her opinion on the Executive Order 9066 delivered by Franklin Roosevelt for the Japanese internment.
Because she was Japanese American civil rights activist, she conducted series of interviews and expresses her opinion on the decision taken by Franklin Roosevelt.
The quotation, the photos, and the executive order all illustrate how democratic principles of freedom were limited during World War II for Japanese American Citizens. They were forced to live in internment camps against their will and work in fields without being asked if they wanted to. The executive order gave a lot of power to the military without providing any checks on it.
I believe the answer is C. under the articles of confederation there were many things the federal government couldn’t do. However the voting process was virtually unaffected.
