Question

2 multiple choice 4 points in 1944, the supreme court upheld the internment of japanese americans residing on the west coast by ruling that the actions were part of an international agreement with u.s. allies. approved by both houses of congress. allowed under the fourteenth amendment. necessary for national security.

Explanation:

In 1944, the Supreme - Court justified the internment of Japanese Americans on the West Coast by deeming it necessary for national security during World War II, despite the civil - rights implications. There was no international agreement basis for this action, it wasn't a result of congressional approval specifically for this act in this way, and it violated the spirit of the Fourteenth Amendment which guarantees equal protection.

Answer:

D. necessary for national security.