Question
"When President Franklin Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, people of Japanese ancestry..."
Choose the following three correct answers from the list below. (U5.3) (Units 5-8 EOC Study Notes) TEKS - 7(C)
(3 points)
Responses
"...were required to report to concentration/interment camps.
"...were required to report to concentration/interment camps.
"...were deported back to Japan even though many were American citizens."
"...were deported back to Japan even though many were American citizens."
"...lost their homes and businesses with some people being imprisoned as long as 5 years."
"...lost their homes and businesses with some people being imprisoned as long as 5 years."
"...had their liberties violated based on the 14th Amendment."
"...had their liberties violated based on the 14th Amendment."
"...were denied the opportunity to send their children in the camps to school."
Choose the following three correct answers from the list below. (U5.3) (Units 5-8 EOC Study Notes) TEKS - 7(C)
(3 points)
Responses
"...were required to report to concentration/interment camps.
"...were required to report to concentration/interment camps.
"...were deported back to Japan even though many were American citizens."
"...were deported back to Japan even though many were American citizens."
"...lost their homes and businesses with some people being imprisoned as long as 5 years."
"...lost their homes and businesses with some people being imprisoned as long as 5 years."
"...had their liberties violated based on the 14th Amendment."
"...had their liberties violated based on the 14th Amendment."
"...were denied the opportunity to send their children in the camps to school."
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The three correct answers related to the consequences faced by people of Japanese ancestry after President Franklin Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066 are:
1. "...were required to report to concentration/interment camps."
2. "...lost their homes and businesses with some people being imprisoned as long as 5 years."
3. "...had their liberties violated based on the 14th Amendment."
These statements accurately reflect the impact of the Executive Order on Japanese Americans during World War II.
1. "...were required to report to concentration/interment camps."
2. "...lost their homes and businesses with some people being imprisoned as long as 5 years."
3. "...had their liberties violated based on the 14th Amendment."
These statements accurately reflect the impact of the Executive Order on Japanese Americans during World War II.