Answers New Mexico History Theme 4: The Early 20th Century and Economic Changes — TestQuestion 8

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Theme 4: The Early 20th Century and Economic Changes — Test

Question 8 • New Mexico History

What made life especially difficult for Japanese Americans held in New Mexico's internment camps?

Answer

A

They were forced to join the US military and go through rigorous training.

B

They lived in isolated, guarded camps and were separated from their families.

C

They were not allowed to speak Japanese to communicate with one another.

D

They were paid for their work, but they were not allowed to leave the camps.

Explanation

Japanese Americans in New Mexico’s internment camps faced harsh conditions because the camps were isolated and guarded, and people could be separated from their families. This matches choice B. The other choices describe restrictions or experiences that do not best capture the main hardships asked about.

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