Question

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manzanar: a site of conscience
1 on sunday, december 7, 1941, mary tsukamoto abruptly stopped practicing
the piano for her churchs upcoming christmas program when she heard the
news: japan had attacked pearl harbor, the u.s. naval base in hawaii. \the
whole world turned dark,\ she recalled. at the same time, tom kawaguchi
left a public library in san francisco. on the way home, tom feared that
bystanders were
eady to pounce\ on him. in the days that followed, all
people of japanese ancestry living in the u.s. came under suspicion. many
politicians, military leaders, and ordinary citizens believed that japanese
americans would side with their country of ancestry, japan, rather than their
country of birth, america. mary tsukamoto and tom kawaguchi were just
where would a mention of social dances at manzanar fit best?
the third paragraph
the fourth paragraph
the fifth paragraph
the sixth paragraph

Explanation:

To determine where a mention of social dances at Manzanar fits best, we analyze the context. Social dances are part of the daily life and cultural activities of the people in Manzanar. Typically, after the initial setup of the situation (like the suspicion of Japanese - Americans), the paragraphs that describe the daily life, activities, and cultural aspects of the people in Manzanar would be the appropriate place. Among the given options, the fifth paragraph (assuming the structure of the text where the fifth paragraph deals with the daily life, social and cultural activities of the inmates at Manzanar) is the most suitable for a mention of social dances as they are a form of social and cultural activity.

Answer:

the fifth paragraph