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1. The trend is that people were surprised at how the families got to stay together and the low amount of privacy.

2. The trend is that people think the author expected us to know about the Pearl Harbor bombing/ WWII and what the Japanese Internment camps were.

3. The trend was that people's minds were changed in the sense that they thought the camps would be much worse, but we're better than expected.

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1. The conditions of the camps and the privacy people got.
2. What happened before the camps.
3. How unfair America was to the people.

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WWII

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1.People were surprised that the Japanese people were positive during the situation.
2. The historical context of the story. People that the author knew about internment camps and the Japanese-American war.
3. How cruel America is.
What's Changed.
How people viewed America after what they did and how they treated the Japanese

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3. The Japanese had no privacy

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What changed, challenged, or confirmed what you already knew? 

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What changed, challenged, or confirmed what you already knew? 

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3. How poorly the Japanese were treated

Nicolas Britos and Hugo Farias

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1) Most people were surprised with there living conditions
2)

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2. Americans were inconsiderate when forcing the Japanese into Internmet camps.

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What did the author think you already knew?

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What did the author think you already knew?

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2. The background information about the tensions

Nicolas and Hugo

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1) The family had to go through a lot in the camp
2) The author assumed we knew the background of World War 2
3) America messed up by putting the Japanese in camps

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1. Family was able to stay together
2. Ww2
3. United States were unfair to different "groups" of people

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1. Japanese were able to confide within one another and stay strong.

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1.) The trend here was the living conditions.
2.) The trend here was the historical context or events that led up to the internment camps.
3.) The trend here was that most of the readers knew the Japanese-Americans were treated badly.
- Mimi Nguyen, Alex Pereyra, Irving

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#1 was about the bad conditions, and how they were treated.
#2 was about WWII.
#3 was about background information.

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1. The condition Japanese were treated.

Nicolas Britos and Hugo Farias

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1) the living conditions, limited privacy.
2) The camps, events of WWII.
3) Confirmed: evnets in WWII, America hides the past, how people are treated, and prejudice always existed.
Changed: Respect for FDR and the opinion about the U.S. and how good they are.

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#1. poorly conditions
#2. background knowledge on WW2 and Pearl Harbor
#3. how poorly the Japanese were treated

-Linda

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1. The condition Japanese were treated

2. The background information about the tensions

3. How poorly the Japanese were treated

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#1 people were surprised about how bad the privacy was
#2 the author thought we knew about the WWll
#3 people thought that American wasn’t so innocent and made bad choices.
Yulissa D

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1.The trend is about the privacy of the women and how the families were together
2. The trend is about the background information about WW2 and Pearl Harbor.
3. The trend is about how living in the camps was difficult and how they were treated.
~ Eaman and Amie

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#3 the trend for the third poster is how America is not as innocent and as angelic as Most people thought that America was

#2 the trend hey is that we should have had background knowledge on ww2 and Pearl harbor

#1 the trend on this Chart was that everyone was surprised at was how badly the Japanese were treated and the terrible conditions they were forced into

-Joel Simpson

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That Japanese-Americans had horrible living conditions at the evacuation camps.

The author thought I already knew that this was taking place in WW2 after Pearl Harbor

What surprised me was that all of the families were together, and there was no privacy.