What do the Japanese American internment and the Zoot Suit Riots both reveal about life in California during World War II?

That everyone in California worked together peacefully for the war.

That the state's economy became weaker during the war.

That the period was also marked by prejudice and social conflict.

That new laws were passed to protect all citizens equally.

After the Zoot Suit Riots, a special committee reported to the governor of California that what was a major cause of the conflict?

The style of clothing worn by young people

Disagreements over jobs in the defense industry

Racism and prejudice against Mexican Americans

Competition for housing in Los Angeles

It banned all military personnel from the city.

It made wearing a zoot suit illegal.

It closed all public streets after dark.

They were asked to serve as special advisors to the military.

They were forced to leave their homes and move into guarded camps.

They were given extra protection by the government.

They were required to move to cities in the middle of the country.