Question

the use of internment camps in the western interior of the u.s. showed prejudice against which group? italian - americans japanese - americans german - americans

Explanation:

During World War II, the U.S. established internment camps in the western interior, primarily targeting Japanese - Americans. This was due to wartime hysteria and prejudice, fearing Japanese - American loyalty to Japan (though most were loyal to the U.S.). Italian - Americans and German - Americans were also interned but on a much smaller scale and not the main group targeted with such large - scale internment in the western interior for this context.

Answer:

Japanese - Americans