Which conclusion is best supported by the decision to intern japanese americans? a. everyday americans worried about the safety of japanese americans. b. japanese americans were planning an attack the united states. c. japanese americans were not u. s. citizens. d. u. s. leaders did not trust people of japanese heritage.

The conclusion that states that the Japanese Americans were planning an attack on the United States is best supported by the decision to intern Japanese Americans.

Option B

Explanation:

During the course of World War II, the people of Japanese origin residing on the western coasts of the United States. And, also the ones inhabiting the Hawaii Islands were imprisoned for the United States government doubted that they were planning an attack on the United States.

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