Question

multiple answer 1 point executive order 9066 was not justified by military necessity, and the decisions which followed from it—detention, ending detention and ending exclusion—were not driven by analysis of military conditions. the broad historical causes which shaped these decisions were race prejudice, war hysteria and a failure of political leadership. widespread ignorance of japanese americans contributed to a policy conceived in haste and executed in an atmosphere of fear and anger at japan. a grave injustice was done to american citizens and resident aliens of japanese ancestry who, without individual review or any evidence against them, were excluded, removed and detained by the united states during world war ii. - \personal justice denied: the report of the commission on wartime relocation and internment of civilians\ on 2/24/83. the korematsu decision refers to the internment of japanese americans during ww2. the excerpt from \personal justice denied\ is from the findings of a congressional committee that reviewed this internment policy in the early 1980s. what was the result of the review? congress declared that the policy, although misguided, was justifiable due to the historical context in which it was created congress didnt discover enough evidence to make a ruling on this policy congress stated that the policy was unjustified resulting in a law that formally apologized and issued monetary compensation congress found that the policy was a matter of military necessity.

Explanation:

The excerpt clearly states Executive Order 9066 (which enabled the internment) was not justified by military necessity, calling it a "grave injustice" driven by prejudice, fear, and poor leadership. This congressional committee's finding led to formal redress: a government apology and monetary compensation for affected Japanese Americans, which matches one of the options. The other options contradict the excerpt's conclusion that the policy was unjustified.

Answer:

Congress stated that the policy was unjustified resulting in a law that formally apologized and issued monetary compensation