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like i said because they didn't look American and they way the Japanese "Talked" I'm not sure

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they don't know to speak English.

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i feel like the reason why they didn't see the Japanese as American individuals was because they didn't look like how "Us American people look like"

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3. Later in the memoir (in Chapter 20), Jeanne writes that you cannot forcibly remove 120,000 people from their homes unless you have stopped seeing them as individuals. Does anyone in this chapter seem like they do not see the Japanese-Americans as individuals? Describe the evidence.  

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3. Later in the memoir (in Chapter 20), Jeanne writes that you cannot forcibly remove 120,000 people from their homes unless you have stopped seeing them as individuals. Does anyone in this chapter seem like they do not see the Japanese-Americans as individuals? Describe the evidence.  

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they we're scared, because they knew that the Japanese would do something

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they were nothing like the other in looks

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their accent and technology is more
advanced

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they felt like japanese would betrayed them.

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2. During WWII, the United States was also at war with Germany and Italy. About one million German and Italian citizens lived in the United States. Only a few were ever taken into custody, and no United States citizen of Italian or German descent was ever sent to an “internment camp.”  Why do you think people of Japanese descent were considered more dangerous than people of Italian or German descent? 

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2. During WWII, the United States was also at war with Germany and Italy. About one million German and Italian citizens lived in the United States. Only a few were ever taken into custody, and no United States citizen of Italian or German descent was ever sent to an “internment camp.”  Why do you think people of Japanese descent were considered more dangerous than people of Italian or German descent? 

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i think there was fear that they might not be trust between them

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they were scared.

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maybe cause the japanese have lots of bombs im not sure

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they were treated poorly because they were portrayed as threats due to pearl harbor

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maybe because the government felt popular pressure to address the issue with immediate and drastic action.

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I'm guessing maybe because they didn't trust them

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1.  Why did many Americans believe that all Japanese Americans were potential spies? What untrue ideas may have shaped those beliefs? 

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1.  Why did many Americans believe that all Japanese Americans were potential spies? What untrue ideas may have shaped those beliefs? 