When considering the internment camps for the japanese during wwii, what conclusion can be drawn about them?

 The country acted out of anti-Japanese prejudice and fear.  Japanese Americans were more isolated from other Americans.  The Japanese were of a totally different cultural and racial background than most Americans, whereas Italian and German Americans were, like other Americans, of European cultural descent.  So Japanese Americans faced extreme discrimination.

the indians crossed artificial boundaries, setting the stage for conflict

according to the map, most industrialization in europe occurred in the northwest.

the production of coal and lignite deposits was profitable throughout western europe.

the building of railroads transport goods throughout europe.

according to the map, the population trend indicates that more people are moving into cities.

northwest

coal and lignite depostis

railroads

cities