Question

review the sixth paragraph.
after the war, some japanese americans protested the internment by pursuing court cases. but the vast majority did not want to \make waves\ as they rebuilt their lives. much later, in 1981, the commission on wartime relocation and internment of civilians (cwric) listened to over 750 individual testimonies of survivors of the camps. the cwric recommended that the u.s. government make monetary reparations and issue a formal letter of apology. nearly forty years after the forced relocation and internment of japanese americans, the cwric concluded, \executive order 9066 was not justified by military necessity.... the broad historical causes that shaped these decisions were race prejudice, war hysteria, and a failure of political leadership.\
which of the following would be most relevant to add to the sixth paragraph?
a quote from someone who witnessed the attack on pearl harbor
a quote from a current employee at the manzanar national historic site
a quote from a japanese american person who was born during world war ii
a quote from someone who gave a testimony for the commission

Explanation:

The sixth paragraph is about the Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians (CWRIC) listening to survivors' testimonies and its findings. A quote from someone who gave a testimony for the commission would directly relate to and add more depth to the content of the paragraph as it focuses on the commission's work with testimonies. A quote from a Pearl Harbor witness is about the attack (not directly about the internment and commission's work), a current Manzanar employee's quote may not be relevant to the commission's process in the past as described, and a quote from a Japanese - American born during WWII may not be directly tied to the commission's work with testimonies as described in the paragraph.

Answer:

a quote from someone who gave a testimony for the commission