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2. What made conditions at the Japanese internment camps so bad?

A. their Pacific Northwest location


B. their desert location

C. families being separated

D. attacks on the camps


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itsmochi

the answer is c, there is a video about it too, where they were forced to leave thier families and were givin jobs at the camps where they were payed less then what they use to be payed at thier original jobs

xiaoximu

Answer:

Their desert location.

Explanation:

Relocation centers were old army barracks located in the middle of the desert, the barracks were often empty and cramped because they were shared by several families. Along with that, they were heating up severely under the weather in the summer sun.

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