No I do not think they made the right decision. Basically what the Court decided is almost exactly what Hitler did to Jewish people — ironically this happened around the same time. Because of the decision to segregate Japanese people, they were put into Interment camps which is almost equivalent to Nazi Germany’s concentration camps.
That could go both ways, maybe they didnt own a plantation or have use for a slave. But they still could support it. Or, they could be completely against it, and think its completely wrong and dehumanizing, they could help runaway slaves get to the north.
The decision gained popular at first but has grown more controversial
One way in which high tariffs negatively affected the global economy during the Great Depression was that "<span>B. They isolated countries' economies, drastically reducing international trade," since this led to a sharp decrease in exports. </span>
