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In 1942, Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, forcing all Japanese-Americans to relocate in West Coast. They were put into Japanese internment camp. Americans who knew about its brutality didn't do anything and let it happen.

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The influence of racism through propaganda greatly impacted WWII. Propaganda: information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote a political cause/viewpoint.

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Franklin D. Roosevelt signed off on a list with a list of consequences for Japanese Americans. This document ordered the removal of enemy aliens from many parts of the united states. It is crazy that Americans referred to Japanese Americans as enemy aliens.

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Cultural Identity is the idea of someone belonging to a group certain social group. Someone’s cultural identity can consist of many things such as, ethnicity, nationality, social class etc. For example, Japanese Americans cultural identity can simply be Japanese American. Cultural Identity also comes with a sense of feeling welcomed in the group they associate themselves in. During WW2, many Japanese Americans might not feel welcomed

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Hirohito was emperor of Japan until his death. In 1940, Japan made treaty with Germany and Italy to help each other against other countries. A year later, Hirohito agreed to go to war against U.S. and bombed Pearl Harbor, causing United States to declare war. They fought for 7 months and when United States dropped atomic bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Hirohito made surrender announcement through radio broadcast.

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All of the Japanese under the 9066 order were ruled to leave everything, and sell their property to leave to internment camps. There were approximately 110,000 people relocated and most camps was in the western territory of America. This was under the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt. This happened because of of paranoia of the "enemy." This was extremely contradicting because majority of Japanese citizens were born in the United States and were assimilated to the American culture. Overall, Japanese Internment camps were over the top racist and had set Japanese Americans behind.