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Likurg_2 [28]3 years ago

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Answer:

A) Rohwer was the eastern-most Relocation Center.

C) All Relocation Centers were found west of the Mississippi River

D) Many of the Relocation Centers were found in the Exclusion Area.

Explanation:

There is no map attached so I attached one to show the locations of the Relocation camps that Japanese Americans were sent to in the Second World War.

As shown by the map, the Rohwer camp in Arkansas was the easternmost relocation center but it was still west of the Mississippi like all the other centers.

Many of the relocation centers were located in the Exclusion zone in the western states of California, Washington and Oregon.

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