Read the excerpt below from "interview with marielle tsukamoto" and answer the question that follows.

question: what is one thing you would like everyone to know about japanese american internment?

first, i would want everyone to know that all of us, the american citizens born in this country as well as our grandparents and parents who originally came from japan were innocent of any wrong. we were loyal americans. the fbi and military investigated all persons of japanese ancestry and found we were loyal americans. there was no single incident of any hint of treason or wrong.

what would be an appropriate follow-up question to the excerpt?

a. when did japanese internment occur?
b. who was president at the time of japanese internment?
c. why do you think innocent people were interned?
d. in what country did japanese internment take place?

c. Why do you think innocent people were interned?

Explanation:

The follow-up question should contain something that will direct the conversation to explain how is investigation ongoing. The dialog can make understand the process of internment. This question can be good because the answer can contain many reasons and situations where the Japanese were involved. The speaker can be in a position to tell about the circumstances of the internment and explain with more detail the position of the innocent people.  She could give more information that is not exposed and gives a conclusion confirmed with examples and personal stories.

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