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The last camp closed in 1946 and President Gerald Ford repealed the Executive Order 9066 in 1976.

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The last camp closed in 1946 and President Gerald Ford repealed the Executive Order 9066 in 1976.

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After the Executive Order 9066 was repealed, Congress made a formal apology and passed the Civil Liberties Act which gave over 80,000 Japanese Americans $20,000 each.

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-Multiple families housed together
-Communal eating areas
-Relocation centers were like towns: they included schools, post offices, work facilities, and farmland
-Each Relocation Center was surrounded by barbed wire and guard towers

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President Franklin Roosevelt established the internment camps from 1942-1945. 

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President Franklin Roosevelt established the internment camps from 1942-1945. 

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He did this through his Executive Order 9066 saying that people of Japanese dissent shall be placed in these camps. This was his reaction after the bombing of Pearl Harbor.

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Before the order, anti-Japanese actions took place. 

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Before the order, anti-Japanese actions took place. 

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-The Navy removed citizens of Japanese descent from Terminal Island
-Right after Pearl Harbor, the FBI arrested 1,291 Japanese residents with no evidence
-The FBI searched the homes of Japanese residents

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-People had a six day notice to get rid of any items they couldn't bring with them.
-Anyone who was at least 1/16th Japanese was evacuated including children and elderly people