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The treatment of Americans of Japanese descent during World War II is similar to which of the following? the experiences of Hispanic Americans in wartime industries during World War I Irish Americans' experiences living on the home front during World War I the experiences of German Americans during World War I African Americans' experiences on the battlefield during World War I

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the experiences of German Americans during WW1
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The correct answer is "the experiences of German Americans during World War I" Americans of Japanese descent during World War were forced to relocation and suffered incarceration in concentration camps in the western interior of the country. This was a similar experience of what German Americans went trough during World War I, which also suffered from being suddenly scrutinized, and checked for proof of loyalty to US.

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