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These instructions were tagerted against the Japanese pollution telling them to go to the relocation homes. Also, how they couldn't not the area. Which is relatable to the camps in Germany.

Blake,Nicolas, Ollie, Albert, Tyler

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Japanese Internment as a part of US History 

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Japanese Internment as a part of US History 

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After viewing all the documents, political cartoons, and photos shown in class today I'm bewildered at the fact that the Japanese Internment really happened in my own country. The coincidence of having the Holocaust and the Internment at the same time using similar tactics contributes to my utter disbelief. The constitution and laws our nation holds in such a high regard were completely thrown out the window and it took far to long for Japanese- Americans to get their rightful reparations. I couldn't even begin to image how I would feel if my family was affected by the Internment and how they continued to live in and be loyal to the United States. At the very least we can learn from the grave historical mistakes and see the signs of a similar situation in the future and put a stop to it before history repeats.

Lydia

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I think it was 🤬 up that they could just move one hundred thousand people with no real reason other then they couldn’t trust them

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This propaganda pushed toward the American people as a way to chang the opinion of Japanese. This made them widely disliked from the rest of the population.

Blake, Nicolas, Ollie,Albert,Tyler

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In this map we see how majority of the Japanese population settled in West Coast of the US due to it being the closest to Japan and how the FBI moved them all to the opposite end of the country. In the title of the map it also refers to all the Japanese people taken as just Japanese aliens.

Lydia

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The document explains how the Japanese citizens were forced to register with the government. Which is the same process that the Jews experienced with Hilter in Germany.

Blake, Nicolas,Ollie, Albert, Tyler

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In this report to general Watson we learn that Italian and German people were detained by the FBI as well as Japanese and solely refers to them as aliens.

Lydia

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I personally don’t have a strong opinion either way because they both don’t affect me. But of course it is not a good thing, it would be one thing if people are relocated somewhere nice like a fenced off town but instead they were treated the same way Germans treated them. Maybe not as severe but definitely the same environment and idea.

Evan

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After viewing the photos, documents, and videos I feel the Japanese Internment being part of U.S. history is sad. All those Japanese-American’s did nothing wrong. For them to be taken to camps is unexceptional because they weren’t a part of the war or the bombing. It’s also sad that American society got everyone to believe that the Japanese were bad people by putting out flyers of racist pictures of them.

Emma

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after viewing the pictures and documents i feel kind of ashamed about japanese internment being a part of u.s. history because we were racist and unfair towards other ethnic peoples.
shiloh,eddie

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This map shows the total amount of Japanese taken into custody by the FBI. Majority of those taken into custody were in the west coast. Due to immigration of Japanese people went to the west coast. They then proceeded to disperse them through the United States.

Blake, Albert, Nicolas, Tyler, Ollie

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In this letter from the Commanding General they not only give permission to detain any person of Japanese ancestry without normal law procedure but also refer to Japanese people and citizens as all potential energy aliens and have no confidence in their loyalty.  No input or examples of Japanese people or voices were used to come to these conclusions.

Lydia

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Life in the camps were not fair, and they were nothing like where they were taken out of.

Danner Evan Brandon Dante Gio Xaiden

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Majority of Japanese people were on the west coast because it was easier for them to go there coming from Japan, eventually the fbi moved the Japanese throughout the US.

Dipper, Jonas, Joliena

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This letter reports the amount of Japanese, Italians, and Germans that the FBI had taken into custody most had no business being taken into custody. While also giving them the when and where the victims got taken by the government.

Blake, Albert, Ollie, Tyler, Nicolas

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This is a photo of a sign put up by a Japanese, American citizen in the window of his shop after the bombing on Pearl Harbor. In this photo we see a Japanese voice and perspective but unfortunately it was futile amongst the massive paranoia during that time regarding the Japanese ethnicity. The shop owner has no say in the closing of his shop which can be compared to how Jewish owned businesses were also shut down.

Lydia

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bill of rights                                                   it said no person shall abolish the free press, when congress is manipulating the press to make japanese people sound evil

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bill of rights                                                   it said no person shall abolish the free press, when congress is manipulating the press to make japanese people sound evil

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mason owen jojo brook

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this one is promoting riding the country of japanese people , and comparing then to make them seem as evil as nazis

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In this photo we see one of thousands of good families like them who were removed from their lives because of the Internment. They were tagged and only allowed what they could carry which was pretty familiar to what the Jews initially experienced with the Holocaust.

Lydia

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A Japanese store owner put up a sign that said “I am an American” the government still shut him down and took him to a camp
Rachel, citlalic

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They would keep tags on them during all phases of evacuation.

Citlalic,Rachel

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The 4th amendment was broken of Japanese citizens by the government forcing them to leave their homes, even thorough they were not related to any of the attacks done by the Japanese government.

Blake, Nicolas, Ollie, Tyler, Albert

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this one is talking about people of japanese ancestry and that anyone who is of japanese ancestry is supposed to be rounded up

mason owen brook jojo

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this one is talking about rounding up japanese people from their houses and putting them in camps

mason owen brook jojo

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He talks about his own experience during the termination of Japanese Internment and how he didn't know what was going on. He thought it was normal to go on trips in railroad cars with soldiers on both ends. He also mentions how his parents were both U.S citizens.

Emma, Nathan, Chase, Will

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united states department of justice washington, d.c.
a letter to general watson about having enclosed charts that show the number of japanese, german and italians taken into custody by the fbi.
shiloh,eddie

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All people of Japanese ancestry will be removed from all of San Francisco’s area. They admit that they know there are non alien Japanese by saying “alien and non alien”

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Office of the commanding general
the government doesn’t trust japanese people.
shiloh,eddie

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The time zone when Japanese people couldn't leave or go in during a certain time period
Nathan Emma will chase

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the owner of the store is American and is sad about pearl harbor, but he is Japanese and they don’t trust him so he gets his whole life destroyed because he was japanese

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In this political cartoon it is trying to rally the viewer to do something against the Japanese and Hitler. It's also blatantly racist by representing the Japanese characters in a very stereotypical and harmful manner. It also makes them looks worse by having the Japanese character next to Hitler.

Lydia

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A large family that couldn’t do anything wrong, and produced food and other things for the community. They were unfairly taken to a relocation camp.

Danner Evan Brandon Dante Gio Xaiden

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They are earning approval to prosecute the Japanese.

Dipper, Jonas, Joliena

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Japanese ancestry living in the following area of: Los Angeles 

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Japanese ancestry living in the following area of: Los Angeles 

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It’s giving them directions and times of when they will be moved out of their houses and taken to the camps
Rachel, citlalic

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the government doesn’t trust Japanese people and don’t want them in the country

mason jojo brook owen

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the picture of this family they look sad and all their belongings have been taken away and they are being taken from their home

mason owen brook jojo

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This imagine shows how the Japanese were separated in the camps. They were given paper folders to differentiate from all the families. Which isn't all that different from the Hews and their number codes.

Blake, Nicolas, Tyler, Ollie, Albert

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On this political cartoon the racism and stereotypes regarding Japanese people are quite apparent. It continues to push a narrative and is blatant propaganda with zero input from actual Japanese people and de-humanises them to make what the Internment did easier to cope with.

Lydia

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Instructions to all persons of Japanese ancestors 

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Instructions to all persons of Japanese ancestors 

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It was giving instructions to all the Japanese people on what to do and when the evacuation is. They made it seem mandatory and they can't get out of it. Chase,Nathan, Emma, and Will

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it is a racist cartoon showing the fly with closed eyes and saying that japanese are vermin and don’t belong in america

mason owen jojo brook

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Office of the commanding general
the government doesn’t trust japanese people

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What have you done today to help save your country 

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What have you done today to help save your country 

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Racist propaganda

Citlalic,Rachel

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They had taken the Japanese rights away from them, in a way where they used it against them to take their freedom.

Dipper, Jonas, Joliena

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It shows that even as Japanese American citizens tried to prove their loyalty to the United States. But, they still removed the store owner from the property from him and placed in one of the relocation camps. Showing how inhuman they acted towards the Japanese in America.

Blake, Nicolas, Ollie, Albert, Tyler

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In the 9066 order it reasons that the reason for the Internment was to protect the nation against espionage at any cost. It also never fully refers to the ethnicity effected by this order and only says to remove any people they see necessary.

Lydia

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they are gaining authorization to prosecute the japanese

mason owen brook jojo

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An American/Japanese grocery store owner got his store closed down for his race. Although he was an American and proved it by putting up his sign, he was still 🤬 down and sent to a camp.

Danner Evan Brandon Dante Gio Xaiden

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The cartoon has a billboard asking for people to help them and fight against Japan
Nathan, Emma, will, chase

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Every one is described as aliens; Japanese, German, and Italian. Also they have exact locations and times all of these people were taken. Which shows intent.

Danner Evan Brandon Dante Gio Xaiden

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They compared Asian people to insects. It’s horrible how the government would compare the Japanese people to bugs and told people to swat them.

Dipper, Jonas, Joliena

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california had the most taken into custody

mason brook jojo owen

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In this video many many years after the Internment a news station let's a Japanese citizen voice what he experienced at ages 5-8 and what he thinks of it. In this video he goes on to say that a democracy is only as strong as the people behind it, and the irony at the fact the California governor at the time who supported the Internment is now on the supreme court.

Lydia

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Slap that 🤬; Comparing Asian people to bugs
Executive order; the president allowing the secretary of war to prescribe military areas

Nicholas green
Blake Seymour
Albert
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Ollie

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George take on life inside a Japanese internment camp

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George take on life inside a Japanese internment camp

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They took George and his family when he was 5 and they returned when he was eight. They were guarded by armed soldiers and treated very poorly. They stayed for 3 years and when they returned, it was a traumatic experience and they had lost everything they owned.

Rachel,Citlalic

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it is Surprising and disgusting that the american government is comparing the japanese people, even those who are american citizens to an annoying insect and saying that they should be swatted by the people.

Tyler, Albert, Ollie, Blake, Nicholas

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The first picture represents how the family's have tags on them and their belongings. The other document shows a shop with a big sign that says I am an American because a Japanese American does not want to lose his shop or go to the camps.

Nathan, Emma, Chase, Will

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Instructions to All Person's of Japanese Ancestry 

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Instructions to All Person's of Japanese Ancestry 

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In this notice they never once refer to them as citizens -- only as the Japanese, aliens, and non-aliens. This doesn't provide any reasoning for why they have to leave, only that they have to and how because it's just a notice.

Lydia

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after reviewing the photos and documents I think it’s important to still involve it in our USA state because it’s still history.and memories to people and certain cultures and if things didn’t happen a certain way.  Things could be totally different today. It’s always good to acknowledge the past and the events that has happened in our world.
Nate

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I feel like this shouldn't have targeted happened, they were targeted for no reason. Our government should have stoped this from happening I'm glad this

doesn't happen anymore.

Hannah

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It really surprises me, how our country is usually shown as the good guys who step in and even fight wars to “help” others but many times in the past like this, they have even attacked their own citizens. And it shows how quickly the government can switch and go against their own citizens for little to no reason. The only reason the United States would do something like this is to show the japiniese and the US citizens that they aren’t messing around when it comes to war. I think if this ever happens again it would get resolved in a very different way.

Drake Landon

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After viewing the photo and document I feel that the Japanese being imprisoned is a bad part of our history because they will always feel like a our cast even thought they are Americans and I feel like this should never happen again
Brandon Livingston

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After reviewing all of the information today. 

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After reviewing all of the information today. 

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I feel disappointed that we did the we hated what Hitler did to the Jews but we do it and it is all ok. As an American citizen I feel we did something horrible and that we should never do something like that again.

Baylee

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One way to feel about the Japanese American internment is to view it as a reminder of the dangers of prejudice discrimination and fear. We can use this experience to promote empathy, understanding, and respect for all individuals regardless of their race, ethnicity, or nationality. In summary, while the Japanese American internment is a painful and regrettable part of our history, we can choose to learn from it and use it to promote a more just and equitable society and not repeat the mistakes we once made. Rachel Barry

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It was bad because the government was scared about the Japanese Americans going to attack the government on US soil. They will not do it again because they would have more problems with the people and saying its wrong for doing this. They already got a problem with black people and white people with color.
Mathew B

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After viewing the photos and drawings...

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After viewing the photos and drawings...

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I feel terrible that our own government and country known to be "the land of the free" is the most hypocritical country with the most prejudice and hate towards (in this example,) Japanese AMERICANS. this is incredibly embarrassing for our past, and even right now with so much prejudice STILL happening in America today.

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I think it shouldn’t have happened like we already we did it to Native Americans. It should have stopped there but then we did this to Japanese people. I feel embarrassed to be connected back to it but we can now grow from it, and hopefully something like this will never happen again. Like why didn’t anyone step in or say something like ya we got bombed by Japan  but that doesn’t mean we target one group of people for something they’re mostly not apart of.
Mia

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As an American citizen this made me feel very ashamed and disturbed that the government did this to the Japanese people and I hope they never do anything like that again

Yethzi

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All of this being a part of US history makes me feel like leadership has never been very good here. It was all done without the second thought that Japanese American citizens are just trying to make a living. The government should never do anything related to this again. Things like this can still happen today like the Rohingya genocide fairly recently, who is to say it won’t happen in the US again at some point.

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It makes me feel better now because back then they got locked in small homes with a ton of people and people were very racist. Now we can understand that we have different races . We can also learn that we need to be more equal to society. -Kylee

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honestly it sucks because people will never forget about it but at least it won’t happen again

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they used it against them and took their freedom

landon ivan drake yethzi daniela edith

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in the video he made it sound like it was pretty racist to them and they were very mistreated just like the jews

landon ivan drake yetzi daniella edith

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American government on the Japanese families to mark them who they are and who they belong with. They also marked them with probably numbers to make sure who they are
Mathew B baylee diasy Brandon livingston

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Even about two thirds of them were already born in America and had nothing to do with it, the others born in Japan still had nothing to do with it but they all got taken away for nothing.

Jake

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It will put pictures of the Japanese Americans saying that they were racist and terrorists to the American government
Mathew B baylee diasy Brandon livingston

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what have you done to save your country from them

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what have you done to save your country from them

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the american government is comparing hitler (killer of 12 million people) to japanese americans who have done nothing wrong.

yethzi daniela landon drake ivan edith

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The Japanese put up Billboards saying I'm an American even though they're building for sold after they left.
Mathew B baylee diasy Brandon livingston

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it is pretty racist but at the time it felt right to the american government

landon drake ivan yetzi daniella

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A letter was sent to him and the president offering all of the information about exactly where every Japanese American was taken. Why does this have to be a thing, they are being taken into custody for existing.

Jake

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grocery store with the i am an American sign 

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grocery store with the i am an American sign 

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the japanese Americans weren’t seen as Americans and taken from their home and jobs.
kaylee, kylee, rachel, hannah

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The newspaper tell Americans to report to the authorities if you see any Japanese
Mathew B baylee diasy Brandon livingston

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Japanese American internment. Us defied Japan and called them enemy aliens as they were in a war as any Japanese living on us soil was racially profiled and harassed. They asked voilebteers from the camps of Japanese to fight in war. The men who fought families were still behind barbed wires in there own home

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Its saying that every germans and Japanese are bad/evil people
Mathew B baylee diasy Brandon livingston

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The Japanese American knew what was coming, and tried to show he was an American, but was still taken away anyways just for being part Japanese.

Jake

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he put up the sign to show that even though he was of japanese dissent, he was an American citizen, but he still was taken to the camp. :(

drake daniela yethzi landon ivan

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They stripped the rights of a Japanese- American
Mathew B baylee diasy Brandon livingston

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They had them in 14 states and had custody
Mathew B, Brandon livingston Baylee m

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They are being treated like bugs, and this sells war bond stamps advertised like a bug swatter. There is no reason for this, they did nothing.

Jake

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They made them homes and businesses and had guns aimed at them at the camps and had to make a life at there.

Mathew B brandon baylee M Daisy

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they treated their kids like luggage and tagged them. They had their own business and nurseries and 6 years later after the internment and got back to nothing.

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It tries to encourage the general public to help with Japanese internment, against nothing that any of them did.

Jake

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instructions to all persons of japanese ancestry 

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instructions to all persons of japanese ancestry 

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they were racist against japanese people.

Daniela Yethzi Landon Drake Ivan Edith

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That’s pretty racist

Dylan Barlow