The correct answer is A. An American citizen who lived in California.
Fred Korematsu was a civil right in America and an activist who objected the Japanese American internment in the time world war 11.
The legality he had on internment order was being upheld by the United States supreme court.
He was rejected by U.S navy when he was called for a duty in military which was under selective services and training he termed as a welder to the defence effort.
I believe it is the philippines
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Imma go with the 3ed one,
Americans noticed that after the end of the Second World War, the geopolitical landscape of the world would change in favor of the United States, as it no longer had a threat in Europe nor had a threat in the Pacific Ocean, as the Empire of Japan was defeated during the war. This favorable scenario let the United States grow in economic and military power. Two processes that were perceived by the average American citizen, as job opportunities grew due to the development of the industry, leading to improving his or her living conditions.