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What values did Issei strive to instill in their children?What cultural conflict did Nisei face?

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What values did Issei strive to instill in their children?What cultural conflict did Nisei face?

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-The Issei strived to instill in their children a strong belief in their Japanese heritage , its morals and values
-Often the Nisei had two different sides of culture, one being at home were they speak Japanese, eat Japanese food, and listened to Japanese folk stories and the other was outside of their home with their friends, where they would speak English, eat American food, and listen to popular American music, this action caused tension between Japanese parents and their children

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Why did the Issei have particular trouble resettling?

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Why did the Issei have particular trouble resettling?

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-Many spoke little or no English and often were brought to open hospitality by Americans who still believed they were a threat
-It was very difficult for them to start over again in a business or a new job since most of them were in their fifties or sixties.

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What obstacles did returnees face in reestablishing themselves?

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What obstacles did returnees face in reestablishing themselves?

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-Returnees often had to find shelter in churches and public buildings until they were able to find housing

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when the Japanese Americans were living in the interment camps they were still going to war

more than 25000 were in the war with the U.S. either in segregated combat force in europe or in the military intelligence work

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1942- U.S government relocated more than 110000 Japanese Americans to interment camps because they thought they were at risk

Jan. 1945- they closed the relocated camps and the Japanese returned to their home from before

August 6 1945- the U.S drops atomic bomb on Hiroshima

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When the war was over so ever the interment camp. In 1945 the U.S shut down the internment camps and send the rest of Japanese Americans back home.

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When they came back from america they had little money and they had to start their life all over.

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In 1952 the McCarran-Walter Act allowed immigration from South and East Asia. The new law ended Japanese exclusion, but was still racially discriminatory.

Today there are Japanese Americans located in each of the 50 states.

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Half of the agricultural labor forces were Japanese.

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Many Japanese Americans faced racial prejudice.

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The U.S relocated more than 110,000 Japanese Americans to interment camps because the U.S believed it was a security issue