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The constitutional issue of the internment of Japanese Americans happened and individuals/groups attempted to fight against it. But there was not much that could have been done at that time. It was wartime and the United States had to protect its interests during the war.
During World War II, the US government sent people of Japanese ancestry to internment camps based on whether they lived in an exclusion zone.
Through Executive Order 9066, US President Franklin D. Roosevelt made a controversial decision during World War II years: the establishment of internment camps for Japanese people that lived in the US. The decision created controversy because people thought it violated the civil rights of Japanese descendants. This presidential decision came after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. The camps were located in Oregon, Washington, and California.
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A. Add oil to the second pan, add dish soap to it, then dip one feather in each pan.
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B. Doctor Samuel Nunes helped save many Georgia colonists
D. allowed to stay by Oglethorpe because of their doctor's contributions
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In the same year that James Oglethorpe founded the colony in Georgia (1733), 2 Jewish ships carrying about 90 Jews came to settle there as well. At this time the colony had a charter that forbade the settling of Jews or Catholics in Georgia but as James Oglethorpe was a fair man, he was conflicted.
The Jews however had come along with some economists and doctors most notably a Dr. Samuel Nunez who worked tirelessly to avert an epidemic that was ravaging the first settlement thus saving many lives in the process.
As a result, Oglethorpe was able to gain the required support needed to let the Jews settle.
Answer: politics
Explanation: because they tell people what is going on in the world and about the civic responsibilities
