As anti-Japanese American sentiment grew in the US, the following resolution was sent to President Roosevelt. It was signed by more than 1,200 people.

BE IT RESOLVED that we Americans of Japanese ancestry. . . reaffirm our allegiance and loyalty to the United States of America and pledge our efforts toward a victorious prosecution of the war by extending unstinting co-operation . . . by:
(1) Volunteering for services in the United States military forces . . .
(4) Volunteering for service in the American Red Cross;
(5) Purchasing National Defense Bonds and Stamps.

-"Resolution,"
Japanese American Citizens League, December 26, 1941

Why was the resolution written and sent to President Roosevelt? Check all that apply.

to give Japanese Americans an opportunity to formally declare their loyalty to the US

to show Japanese Americans’ commitment to winning the war against Japan

to explain how Japanese Americans planned to support the war effort

to explain why some Japanese Americans remained loyal to Japan

to promise to cooperate with the US government