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AP US History
Unit 6 – Industrialization and the Gilded Age, 1865–1898
Topic 6.9
How might World War II outcomes shape differently if Japanese internment did not occur in the US?
Japanese-American society could have made significant contributions to the American homefront during World War II.
The Pearl Harbor attack wouldn't have occurred.
Japan would have won World War II due to an alleged increase in espionage activities within the U.S.
There would be no significant change as internment was not directly related to war outcomes.
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