Why would the internment of Japanese Americans during World War I be considered an example of the conflict of individual freedom vs. the common good?
A: The interned were being held to confiscate property.
B: The rights of the interned were being violated to protect the nation from foreign harm.
C: The rights of the interned were respected throughout the duration of the war.
D: The interned were held until they could be deported at the end of the war.
