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I chose this picture because it shows how some of the United States society was during this time.

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9. How were Italian Americans impacted during WW II?

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9. How were Italian Americans impacted during WW II?

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The Italian-Americans were put into Internment camps along with the Japanese Americans.

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8. How were German Americans impacted during WW II?

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8. How were German Americans impacted during WW II?

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The German-Americans were conflicted between fighting for the United States, or going back home to fight for Germany.

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5. What was life like in Internment camps? 

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5. What was life like in Internment camps? 

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On February 19, 1942, Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066, which forced all Japanese-Americans, regardless of loyalty or citizenship, to evacuate the West Coast. Social problems beset the internees, a lot of Japanese were effected mentally.

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7. 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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7. 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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on Dec. 18, 1944, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the conviction of Fred Korematsu, a son of Japanese immigrants who was born in Oakland, Calif.—for having violated an exclusion order requiring him to submit to forced relocation during World War II. It showed the people that it was wrong that these Japanese Americans were forced against their wills to be taken out of their homes and into the Internment camps.

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6. What was life like after Internment camps? 

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6. What was life like after Internment camps? 

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After they let the Japanese leave the camps most moved inward to the mainland. It was really hard for Japanese Americans to live in the mainland because of prejudice. Japanese weren’t allowed in certain places  because people were still mad at them. It was hard for the Japanese to buy things back when they tried. Most had no where to go because they sold everything before they went into the camps.

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2. Why were Internment Camps started? Explain

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2. Why were Internment Camps started? Explain

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The camps were created because the United States was scared of connections Japanese Americans might have to the enemy.

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3. Where were the camps located? Give a description

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3. Where were the camps located? Give a description

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the 10 internment camps, officially called "relocation centers" in California, Idaho, Utah, Arizona, Wyoming, Colorado, and Arkansas outside of other american cities so that other Americans would be safe.

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

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

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The Issei are the first generation of immigrant Japanese Americans and the Nisei are the children of the Issei

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1. What was executive order 9066? How was this justified?

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1. What was executive order 9066? How was this justified?

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The president authorizes Japanese relocation. They didn't want to risk the chance of any other attacks after the Pearl Harbor bombing.