The correct answer is D) It designated war zones from which anyone could be removed.
Executive Order 9066 was passed shortly after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. At this time, the US officially entered World War II.
One of the first actions taken by Roosevelt was the passing of the aforementioned executive order. This allowed the US military to remove citizens from military zones "as deemed necessary or desirable."At this time, the fear of Japanese American citizens being spies ran rampant. This resulted in hundreds of thousands of Japanese American citizens being put into internment camps during World War II.
The main way in which Executive Order 9066 affected civil liberties in the United States was that "<span>It designated war zones from which anyone could be removed," since this led to the forced internment of thousands of Japanese citizens. </span>
