The resolution was written and sent to President Roosevelt:
- to give the Japanese-Americans an opportunity to formally declare their loyalty to the US.
- to show Japanese-Americans’ commitment to winning the war against Japan.
- to explain how Japanese-Americans should support the war effort.
- to promise to cooperate with the US government.
<h3>What is the resolution in question?</h3>
The resolution is a document by the American-Japanese to the U.S. president after the American government declared a war on Japan.
The resolution was written and sent to President Roosevelt to give the Japanese-Americans an opportunity to formally declare their loyalty, to show their commitment to winning the war against Japan, to explain how they planned to support the war effort and to promise to cooperate with the US government.
Therefor, the Option A, B, C and E is correct.
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