Question

1. people can leave the camps and move inland if they do what? find a job and a sponsor sign a green card give information on another japanese person

Explanation:

This question relates to the historical context of Japanese - American internment camps during World War II. In that context, people in the camps could leave and move inland if they found a job and a sponsor. Signing a green card is not the correct action in this context, and giving information on another Japanese person was related to loyalty questionnaires and not the way to leave the camps to move inland.

Answer:

A. Find a job and a sponsor