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1. Japanese Americans Were Taken To Camps Just Like Jews Were Taken To Concentration Camps.

2. They were focused on Japanese Americans To Go Into These Camps So They Were Keeping A Eye Out for One Specific Race Just Like Germans We’re.

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1: Americans that were born and raised in America but were Japanese were sent to various of concentration camps. The judges refused to give them a trial on why they were entering.
2: Many of the times the government was destroying the lives of several people. Even the German government. Japanese Americans had a terrible time living in America. Americans saw all of them as bad.

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1. The Japanese-Americans was taken to internment camps

2. Japanese-Americans lived through a rough and terrible conditions and locked down for their race

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One connection-  They put Japanese people in camps just like they did to Jews but it wasn’t as brutal. Second connection- They focused on one race just like German focused on Jews. Also they didn’t tell the Japanese where they were going and why they were going for.

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1. Some Japanese people were tagged just like how the Jews had been tagged with a yellow star.

2. The Japanese were put in camps with bad living conditions, and some had to build the camps they would be living in. Jews were also put in camps with terrible living conditions and some some were put to work.

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There was racism towards people after a event

Making certain people leave there house and send them to camps

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1. Both leaders thought they were protecting and doing what’s best for their country.

2. They both went through terrible living conditions and were locked down on for they’re race.

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1 Japanese Americans were sent to camps without trial.
2 when a Japanese American would fight back by trying to leave he/she would be killed and if he/she challenged the racism in a court their voices and reasons would change nothing.

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One- The racism towards certain people after a big event

Two- Sending a certain group to camps and running them out their house

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1 connect I can make is that they took the Japanese-American to the camps the same way the took the Jews to camps. Another connection is the poor treatment of both Japanese-Americans and Jews from the us citizens because of the war.

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One of two connections I can make was that they were putting them into camps that were in no form able to supply people’s needs, plus the officers could just shoot every one that acted suspicious.

The second thing is that their farms were destroyed by people against their culture, like the Germans did with the Jews shops.

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The internment camps were pretty similar to the concentration camps in Germany just not as brutal.
- Like the Jews, the Japanese Americans were not told where they were going and why.
- Also these were acts targeting one race which made them both racist acts.

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One connection I can make right off of the bat is the discrimination and unfair treatment of citizens for their race/religion. The Jewish citizens in Germany were sent to camps because they were seen as threats, similarly to the Japanese Citizens in America.

My second connection is the government in both events. Even throughout WWII, it is said many times that the government was ruining peoples lives. In Germany, they made Jewish shop owners close their facilities and sell everything cheap, or just throw it away. In America, a very similar thing happened where the Japanese were forced to close their shops and sell everything for cheaper prices.