The general topic discussed here was the internment of FDR of the Japanese Americans in WWII. Though FDR had progressive policies regarding infrastructure works projects during the depression to keep Americans working, this Japanese internment policy was a black mark on his office as it was on the Canadian similar internment of Japanese Canadian citizens. This is the issue discussed here but more particularly about Mary Tsukamoto who thanks to her political activism wrote a book about internment and also sought redress for the affected Japanese Americans.
For question 5 I think it’s
1. Glass
2. Plastic
3. Cotton
4. Metal
5. Silver
6. Gold
Answer:
when i didnt pog when my mom said too
Explanation:
Answer: Imma
[ˈīmmə]
CONTRACTION
Imma (verb)
I'm going to.
"I guess Imma just wing it
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