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-The main residential area of the camp consisted of about 500 acres that were surrounded by barbed wired fences and eight guard towers
-Rohwer was located in a heavily forested and swampy area prone to humid weather heavy rains,mud, and they had various types of poisonous snakes and mosquitoes.

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The Japanese Americans who were taken to the internment camps experienced many economic issues. They struggled with getting money to buy the basic necessities like clothes shoes. Some were still paying for the properties they had left behind. Some had to adopt new skills in order to make money.

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-After Japans surprise attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941
-Americas subsequent deceleration of war and entry in World War 2, FDR established the war relocation authority (WRA) which selected ten sites to incarcerate more than 110,000 Japanese Americans

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-September 18, 1942, to November 30, 1945

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The lives of the Japanese-Americans were mainly impacted because they had to leave everything that they had accomplished behind when they were taken to the internment camps. Somewhere obligated to fight against their people during the war. Even though they weren't tortured they still suffered a great amount of time because the US government feared that they were going to ally with the Japanese and help them win the war against the US armed forces. They were also discriminated by the Americas.

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-The Rohwer internment camp was a relocation center in Desha County
-It held as many as 8,475 Japanese Americans
-They were fed commodity foods and castoff meat from army surplus-hot dogs,ketchup,spam and potatoes
-Houses generally consisted of a small room,which could house a family of seven.

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-Japanese Americans were forcibly removed from the West Coast
-over eighty percent of Japanese Americans lived on the West Coast
-64% of them were american citizens
-provided housing for about 16,000 Japanese Americans in the 2 internment camps