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 This is what I learned about the treatment of Japanese-americans during WW

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 This is what I learned about the treatment of Japanese-americans during WW

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During my studies of the Jerome War Relocation  center i learned that the Japanese-Americans during this time were not treated fairly. And something we found astonishing is that there was a peak population of 8,497 Japense-American trapped there.

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Video information on Jerome War Relocation Center

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Video information on Jerome War Relocation Center

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Information looking back on Jerome War Relocation center.

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Interview with Sam Mibu.

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Interview with Sam Mibu, internee at Jerome Relocation Center in Arkansas

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When Sam Mibu was 13 years old, he and his family were forced to leave their home in Hawthorne, California and move to Santa Anita Assembly Center, where they would eventually be transferred to Jerome Relocation Center in Arkansas. Mibu was among 110,000 Japanese and Japanese Americans who were sent to internment camps under Franklin D.

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An image life at Jerome Relocation Center

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An image life at Jerome Relocation Center

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The closing of Jerome Relocation center in 1944.

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The picture below is what the Jerome relocation Center looks like

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8,497 Japanese-Americans

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27 miles (43 km) north of Jerome.

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Built: February 19, 1942
Closed: October 6, 1944

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Sammi Blanco  Brandy Jackson
English-6-5
Mrs.Wagoner's class