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Became a controversial site. Was known as a segregation site towards most Japanese Americans. This place was used as a prison for the members of other internment camps who were not acting right at their corresponding camps.

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Became home to ten thousands of families during the relocation era. Daily life consisted of dining, and and living together. This relocation center still stands today and is known as a historic site.

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

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

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President Truman decided to give Japanese Americans $38 to share among 26,560 internees. In 1980, the Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians was formed. They found that internment camps violated the U.S. Constitution. they did struggle because they had nothing left they had no home when they went to the camps they sold everything they owned and had nothing left except for clothing and sheets

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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

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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

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The Fred Korematsu vs United States of America case was about a man who was the son of Japanese Immagrants, who was voilating the exclusion act. Held in the Supreme Court.

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How were Italian Americans impacted during WWII?

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How were Italian Americans impacted during WWII?

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During WWII, Italian immigrants were considered as "enemy aliens". They were detained, relocated, and were stripped of their property.

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Was born a Nisei in Washington State. She was four years old when her parents passed away and before she entered college, she and her adopted parents were pushed out of their home and were put into Pinedale Assemble Center in California. After about a year, she and her family were put into an interment camp and upon release she decided to go out and look for multiple jobs until she found a more reliable one. She now visits her hometown once yearly.

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What was life like in Internment camps? Find a survivor and tell their story

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What was life like in Internment camps? Find a survivor and tell their story

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Japanese in the camps all had to wait in line to eat or go to the bathroom. Japanese children still played their favorite sport like baseball.  Bless K.Chin was a survivor.

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What is the difference between an Issei and Nisei? Please Explain.

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What is the difference between an Issei and Nisei? Please Explain.

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Nisei  is a Japanese-language term used in countries in North America and South America to specify the children born in the new country to Japanese-born immigrants. Also called Lssei.

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Born in Alameda, California. At the age of eighteen, she, her mother along with her younger sister were interned to Japanese Internment Camps. After being able to be released early, she attended Washington State University.

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How were German Americans impacted during WW2

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How were German Americans impacted during WW2

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German Americans were viewed as a threat to our government. German Americans were arrested and some were shipped away in dark boats. German Americans were exchanged for Americans held in other camps

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Where were the camps located? Give a description

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Where were the camps located? Give a description

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Some camps and relocation centers were located in California, Idaho, Utah, Arizona, Wyoming, Colorado, and Arkansas. Camps were overcrowded and had poor living conditions. Some were in horse stalls and were full of manure.

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Why were Internment Camps started? Explain

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Why were Internment Camps started? Explain

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the camps were created because the US was scared that the Japanese might have connections with Japanese Americans.

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What was executive order 9066? How was it justified? 

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What was executive order 9066? How was it justified? 

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Order 9066 was the relocation of any Japanese descent for the safety of the people in the United States, worried that there will be Japanese spies.