Question

1. the japanese internment in canada was primarily fueled by: *

a) fear and racism

b) evidence of widespread spying

c) a desire to help japanese canadians find better jobs

d) a request from the japanese government

Explanation:

The Japanese internment in Canada during World War II was mainly due to fear (of Japanese - Canadian loyalty after Japan's entry into the war) and racism against Japanese - Canadians. There was no widespread evidence of spying (so option b is wrong), the internment was not to help them find better jobs (option c is illogical), and the Japanese government did not request it (option d is wrong).

Answer:

a) Fear and racism