Which facts were true during and after WWIIResponsesLevittowns were created in several statesLevittowns were created in several statesFamily size grewFamily size grewRiots and urban decay grew in several citiesRiots and urban decay grew in several citiesWomen replaced men at work, at the end of WWII.Women replaced men at work, at the end of WWII.Japanese were placed in camps after the japanese bombed Pearl HarborJapanese were placed in camps after the japanese bombed Pearl HarborAfrican American were denied housing in Levittown communitiesAfrican American were denied housing in Levittown communitiesAll of the above

Which statement regarding the internment of Japanese Americans in the United States during World War II is FALSE?Multiple ChoiceThe internment camps were essentially prisons.The order for internment was upheld by the Supreme Court in 1944.Japanese American children were put through a rigorous school system while at the internment camps.President Roosevelt was pressured by both military and political leaders to authorize the internment.Most of those interned lost all their property and possessions.

During World War II, American women who worked outside the homeMultiple Choicewere not allowed to have children under the age of three in their care.tended to be older than women who had worked in the past.worked mostly in bars, restaurants, and domestic service.were barred from unions.immediately benefited from special government protections and privileges.

Internment of Japanese Americans. Digital image. National Archives and Records Administration, 11 Apr. 1942.The images above were MOST clearly a response to which of the following?Elimination ToolSelect one answerAMass mobilization of American society to supply troops for the World War II war effort.BWartime hysteria prompted by United States entrance into the Second World War.CForced racial segregation in west-coast cities during World War II.DRevenge for the Japanese invasion of Manchuria.

In our discussions of Asian-American histories in Wisconsin, we included the oral history testimony of Al Hida (b. 1927) as what kind of sourceGroup of answer choicesas a primary source that proves Wisconsin had no connection to Japanese internment camps on the West coast.as a secondary source that critiques the policy that created Japanese internment camps.as a primary source that shows a direct parallel with the "stay at home" orders during the COVID 19 pandemic.as a primary source demonstrating that Wisconsin was connected to the history of Japanese internment in the 1940s.

After World War II, population in rural areas:A.decreased.B.shifted to other rural areas.C.increased.D.stayed the same.