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President Roosevelt signed an executive order that forced all Japaneses Americans to be evacuated from the West Coast.

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the GILA RIVER, ARIZONA

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The U.S. had feared from the increasing population in the country of Japan.

They thought they might cause another war so they put them in camps.

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They were scared and confused when people from from the militarily would come to Japaneses american's houses and take them.

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* They would often leave their most valuable possessions in order to makes space for useful resources
*Japanese-Americans would take bags of rice or any light food, clothes, blankets, and pillows
* This camp was known for its baseball team, the Gila River Eagles, its prolific produce that fed most of the camps, and for being visited by First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt

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Wood Barracks

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They were Japanese-american who were originally from S.F, CA, etc.

They were then relocated to the Gila river camp, in Aizona

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July 20, 1942 ---
was actually two camps so :
Canal Camp: September 28, 1945
Butte Camp: November 16, 1945

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Gila River Internment Camp