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How were Italian Americans impacted during WW II?- Juan Rodriguez 

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How were Italian Americans impacted during WW II?- Juan Rodriguez 

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During WWII Italians were being classified as being "Enemy Aliens." Some of which would be detained by the Department of Justice under the" Alien and Sedition Act." Although the only ones to be detained were Italian Nationalist. Executive order 9066 and 9102 allowed them to remove people from designated areas for the purpose of national security.

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The camps were large, with small barracks in an isolated area.  Paul Ohtaki stayed at Manzanar and recalled that sand would always blow in his face, since it was in the desert.  He claims that beds were made of straw and he would attend school in there.  Ohtaki would only be able to leave the camp by taking farming jobs under military supervision. During his stay there, a riot broke out where two people were killed and others were injured. In this riot, a 10 year old kid was shot.

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This picture shows the Japanese Americans in the Camps with poor conditions.

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What is the Fred Korematsu vs United States of America case about? What impact did it have? Please explain. Also how long did this case last. -David Sandoval

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What is the Fred Korematsu vs United States of America case about? What impact did it have? Please explain. Also how long did this case last. -David Sandoval

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was a landmark United States Supreme Court case concerning the constitutionality of Executive Order 9066, which ordered Japanese Americans into internment camps during World War II regardless of citizenship.

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Where were Japanese Internment Camps - Abishek Sehdev

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Where were Japanese Internment Camps - Abishek Sehdev

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Japanese Internment camps were located in the middle of no where in the desserts with poor conditions

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What was life like after Internment camps? Did they struggle, what type of issues did they face. - David Sandoval

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What was life like after Internment camps? Did they struggle, what type of issues did they face. - David Sandoval

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After they let the Japanese leave the camps most moved inward to the mainland. It was really hard for Japanese Americans to live in the mainland because of prejudice.

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How were German Americans impacted during WW II?- Juan Rodriguez

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How were German Americans impacted during WW II?- Juan Rodriguez

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During the US census of 1940 there was 1,237,000 people confirmed as being from German birth. They were not prohibited from becoming naturalized American Citizens. They were also evacuated from certain areas for the purpose of national security.

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Why were the Internment Camps started? - Abishek Sehdev

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Why were the Internment Camps started? - Abishek Sehdev

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In 1942 everyone of Japanese Descent was sent to Internment Camps because the US feared Japanese Americans might have connection with the enemy.

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What is the difference between an Issei and an Nisei? - Oscar Cruz

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What is the difference between an Issei and an Nisei? - Oscar Cruz

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An Issei is a first generation Japanese immigrant and an Essei is a second generation, Japanese American

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What was Executive Order 9066? - Abishek Sehdev

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What was Executive Order 9066? - Abishek Sehdev

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Executive Order 9066 was an order given by president Roosevelt to relocate all Japanese. Reason for this is After the Attack of Pearl Harbor the US feared spies and more attacks so it was an extreme safety measure.