Question

question 10
(mc)
this headline appeared in a los angeles, california, newspaper in 1943:

azis spur zoot riots\
—los angeles daily news, june 9, 1943
what does this headline suggest about a certain minority group?
japanese americans were collaborating with nazis
italian americans were german spies
hispanic americans were collaborating with nazis
native americans were committing treason
question 11
(mc)
pressure from civil rights leaders forced president roosevelt to sign an executive order that did what?
interned japanese - americans in camps
prohibited racial discrimination in wartime industries
ended segregation in the u.s. military
cxcluded african americans from the draft

Explanation:

For Question 10:
The Zoot Suit Riots involved Mexican - American youths (Hispanic Americans) who wore zoot suits. The media at the time tried to link them to Nazis (a baseless claim), suggesting a negative stereotype about Hispanic Americans.
For Question 11:
Civil rights leaders like A. Philip Randolph threatened a march on Washington to protest racial discrimination in wartime industries. This pressure led President Roosevelt to sign Executive Order 8802, which prohibited racial discrimination in wartime industries.

Answer:

Question 10: Hispanic Americans were collaborating with Nazis.
Question 11: prohibited racial discrimination in wartime industries.