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Emperor Hirohito was born on April 29th, 1901, and he began his reign in 1926 at a young age of 25. The people of Japan saw his as a Divine Emperor as well as a symbol of unity.

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The Bystander Effect was a social psychological event where an individual would be less likely to help a person in need when many people are around to help as well.

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After the bombing of Pearl Harbor, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the Executive Order 9066. The Executive Order 9066 put the Japanese Americans into internment camps. The Japanese Americans lived in difficult living conditions.

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Cultural identity is the feeling of belonging or affiliation to a group
A strong sense of cultural identity could be seen in both the Japanese and the Americans during the war, because since both cultures believed that they were better than the other, each felt a strong sense of pride and identity in either being American or Japanese.

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Families lived in a small single cells in barracks. The Japanese were pushed out of their homes and were only allowed to bring few possessions. The location of the internment camps was in remote locations guarded by military personnel and a barbed wire perimeter.  The Japanese said that the conditions they were living in were similar to a prison "no freedom, no privacy, no 'America'".
The Japanese were served 3 small dull meals a day. No one over the age of 5 was allowed to drink milk.
The people doing heavy work were not getting enough food. Few people died because of the high stress levels and the lack of medical care.

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Anti- Japanese propaganda was used to put fear into American citizens. They portrayed the Japanese as "monkey men" and referred to them as "Dirty Japs" to dehumanize them. The Americans would feel like it is their duty to fight the Japanese.To prevent the Japanese from attacking people should invest in war bonds to help the war effort.