Question

11 multiple choice 1 point what controversial wartime policy did the american government implement regarding certain citizens during world war ii? the deportation of german - americans the internment of japanese - americans the forced relocation of chinese - americans the registration of italian - american 12 multiple choice 1 point which of the following is true about life for black americans during wwii? despite significant contributions to the war effort, black americans faced continued discrimination black soldiers served alongside white soldiers in integrated military units some black americans in california were sent to internment camps due to fears over possible espionage activities black americans were not permitted to fly aircraft in combat

Explanation:

For question 11: During World War II, the U.S. government implemented the internment of Japanese - Americans. This was a highly controversial policy based on unfounded fears of espionage. German - Americans and Italian - Americans were not deported or registered in the same large - scale, discriminatory way as the internment of Japanese - Americans. Chinese - Americans were not the target of a forced - relocation policy like the internment of Japanese - Americans.

For question 12: Black Americans made significant contributions to the war effort (such as the Tuskegee Airmen who were allowed to fly aircraft in combat). However, they still faced discrimination. Black soldiers did not serve in fully integrated military units until after World War II (the military was desegregated in 1948). Black Americans were not sent to internment camps like Japanese - Americans.

Answer:

1. The internment of Japanese - Americans
2. Despite significant contributions to the war effort, Black Americans faced continued discrimination