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Japanese internment camp

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Camp Amache had been under construction for only two months when it received its first 212 evacuees on August 27, 1942.

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The camp was under construction for two months.
The interns were able to decorate the rooms and make them as homelike as possible.
They were given approximately 48 hours to evacuate their homes and were only allowed to take a few possessions.

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The living conditions were very hard for the japanese-americans because of housing, food, and daily experience.Sometimes one family had too live in one room.

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President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order on February 19, 1942. The Order authorized the establishment of interment camps for Japanese American.

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After Japan's devastating surprise attack on Pearl Harbor Roosevelt signed an Executive Order on February 19, 1942.

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How many people lived in one camp house?

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How many people lived in one camp house?

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At it's peak the camp housed up to 7,318.

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Granada relocation center is located near the town of Granada, Colorado.

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The interment camps opened on August 1942 and it remand open throughout WWll until 1945.
The camp housed 7,318 people. The camp was one of the ten in the nation created by Frank Roosevelt.

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The Granada, CO relocation center is also known as Amache, it was one of the ten centers constructed in the United States.