All of the following statements about American propaganda during the war are true EXCEPT:

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The statement that Germans were uniformly portrayed as being more inherently evil than the Japanese is incorrect. In American propaganda during World War II, both the Germans and the Japanese were depicted as enemies, but the portrayal of inherent evil varied and was not uniformly directed more at Germans than at the Japanese. In fact, propaganda often depicted the Japanese in a highly racist and dehumanizing manner, arguably more so than the Germans.

All of the Following Statements About American Propaganda During the War