An appropriate follow-up question is: How did the American government justify the Japanese internment?
At the time of the events, Franklin D. Roosevelt was President of the USA.
I think innocent people were relocated and incarcerated for revenge and war agitation after the Pearl Harbour attack, as well as for racial reasons.
The Japanese internment took place in the United States, and affected 120,000 Japanese Americans living on the West Coast.
Answer: D. The conflict in the plot exists at different levels. In most cases, the writer does not invent conflicts, but takes them from the primary reality-so the conflict passes from life itself to develop of the plot events. This is a conflict at a meaningful level (sometimes it is used to refer to another term, "collisio"). The meaningful conflict is embodied, as a rule, in the confrontation of characters and in the movement of the plot events.
Stories and slices and alleys
I would say the couple "excitedly" waited.
