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1. They present the camps as simply temporary homes until further notice in the first video.

2. In the second video, they go into more depth and say that they had to live in swamps or deserts with harsh conditions and they had to build anything else they wanted by hand.

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1. In the first video, it seems as if the people are trying to say "the Japanese couldn't be trusted, so they were sent farther into the US to prevent sabotage."

2. In the second video, it seems like they're telling the story as a whole and not on one's side.

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1. Continually throughout the first video, they talk and give facts as though the Japanese were definitely planning something so they were forced to take measures and put them elsewhere.

2. The second video provided more facts and dove right into what the Japanese had to go through. It also seemed as if they were implying that how the Americans handled the situation was bad, but we did come through at the end with the $20,000 check to Japanese who had endured the camps.

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In the first video, they explain the camps as more of places to live for a short amount of time rather than camps.
In the second video, they explain it more how it is with the harsh conditions. They seem to go straight to the point rather than disguising them as houses like in the first video.

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The first video gives the idea that the camps are places for the people to live instead of actual camps

The second video they explain the worse conditions in the camps and it doesnt make it seem like a "place to live" anymore.

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In the first videos, they presented the camps as temporary places to live. The second video, they explain more about what really happened. People had to sleep in horse stalls, deserts, swamps not nice little places to live in like the first  video stated. 

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In the first videos, they presented the camps as temporary places to live. The second video, they explain more about what really happened. People had to sleep in horse stalls, deserts, swamps not nice little places to live in like the first  video stated. 

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The first video makes it seem as if the camps were a great opportunity and it showed all the good things happening in the camp, such as the English classes and playing children. The camps were said to be temporary homes for the Japanese.

The second video had more facts and realities, showing what actually happened instead of painting a lovely picture of the camps. This video showed the harsh conditions of the camps where families had to live in swamps, deserts, and horse stalls.

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The mood of the first film is more happy and makes everything sound a lot better than it actually is. The second film's mood is sad and dark, by explaining the horrible things that actually went on like the selling property, leaving things behind that you couldn’t carry, the bad living conditions etc.

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The first video portrayed the camps as a place where the Japanese-Americans could thrive, showing how they were able to work, create local government, and more.
The second video portrayed the camps as terrible places, describing the harsh condition of the assembly centers and the internment communties.

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in the first film, the producer tried to make what was happening sound better then it actually was, where as, in the second film, the producers made it more dark and dreary by making is sound as bad as it actually was or even worse then it actually was.

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The mood of the first film showed all the good things and tried to cover up some of the bad things by saying how bad the Japanese were.

in the second film, the mood is describes all the bad things such as the conditions.

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The first film had a mood of happiness, showing that the government was doing the right thing in deporting the Japanese-Americans and that they were happy to relocate.
The second film had a mood of sadness, showing how the Japanese were forcefully moved to the internment camps and viewed as disloyal.

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 In the first video, they said how the Japanese were plotting something against our country.  This made people think that it was the right thing to do to prevent sabotage or any other thing that could harm our country. The second video had the actual facts and showed us what it was really like and what happened to people of Japanese descent NOT what other Americans wanted to think was happening.  

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 In the first video, they said how the Japanese were plotting something against our country.  This made people think that it was the right thing to do to prevent sabotage or any other thing that could harm our country. The second video had the actual facts and showed us what it was really like and what happened to people of Japanese descent NOT what other Americans wanted to think was happening.  

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In the first video, it makes it seem like the Japanese are planning something.
The second does not give their opinion but instead states all the facts without giving their say.

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In the first video it seems like the camps are clean and a nice place to stay for a while. In the second video it says they were horse stables and other bad things. The first film was trying to tell us that what we are doing isn't bad, they are happy where they are.

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In the first video it seems like the camps are clean and a nice place to stay for a while. In the second video it says they were horse stables and other bad things. The first film was trying to tell us that what we are doing isn't bad, they are happy where they are.

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The first video described the camps as nice places where the Japanese could thrive, as well as using words as loyalty and disloyalty as a way to justify their unjust actions.
The second video showed the truth of the camps, using descriptive words to show how the Japanese-Americans were deported and the conditions of their camps.

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the first video was showing us the Japanese Interment Camps from the US point of view. they were explaining it as if it was gentle and not showing any videos or pictures of people suffering or being sad. 

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the first video was showing us the Japanese Interment Camps from the US point of view. they were explaining it as if it was gentle and not showing any videos or pictures of people suffering or being sad. 

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on the 2nd video, they showed how cruel and wrong the Japanese Internment Camps were. they showed how people were being separated from their normal life and brought into these camps, this makes me think of how the Jews were put into Ghettos to live instead of their normal houses.

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1. In the first video it is said that the Japanese chose to move to these camps for their own safety and that it was nice, clean, and their was everything they needed there. They even got to bring most of their household items.
2. The second video explain the harsh reality and tell use what really happened. This video showed us that the living spaces were harsh and were not meant to be living spaces.

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 the first video showed the camps as if they were good and  that they were well caring. The second video showed the camps like they were harsh on the Japanese and that the Americans forced them all out of there houses and that they could only take the luggage they could hold.  They said the condition was very ruff.

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 the first video showed the camps as if they were good and  that they were well caring. The second video showed the camps like they were harsh on the Japanese and that the Americans forced them all out of there houses and that they could only take the luggage they could hold.  They said the condition was very ruff.

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1. In the first video, the camps were made to look like temporary communities that were made as close to normal as possible and full of opportunities, which was inaccurate.
2. In the second video, the camps looked like the temporary housing that they were, unsanitary and cramped without choice or freedom.

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In the first video, the camps were presented simply as new homes for Japanese-Americans to move into voluntarily. In the second video, the camps were exposed for what they really were: prisons constructed by the prisoners of war themselves, guarded by soldiers pointing guns at the inhabitants they were said to protect.

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In the first video, the camps were presented simply as new homes for Japanese-Americans to move into voluntarily. In the second video, the camps were exposed for what they really were: prisons constructed by the prisoners of war themselves, guarded by soldiers pointing guns at the inhabitants they were said to protect.

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the first video made it seem like what the Japanese people were doing (which was nothing wrong for the ones in America) so putting them in internment camps was right

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the first video made it seem like what the Japanese people were doing (which was nothing wrong for the ones in America) so putting them in internment camps was right

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2. the second video had a lot more facts and details and really described what the Japanese people went through

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1. they present them as temporary houses and they were all built by the army

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1. they present them as temporary houses and they were all built by the army

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2. Some houses were just horse stalls that were barely cleaned and the houses had to be finished by the Japenese themselves and they were shown as relocation camps

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In the first video the camps were described as just temporary homes for Japanese American's, with nice living spaces and living conditions. In the second video they go more in depth and give details about the camps and how harsh they were to live in.                                                     

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In the first video the camps were described as just temporary homes for Japanese American's, with nice living spaces and living conditions. In the second video they go more in depth and give details about the camps and how harsh they were to live in.                                                     

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The first video had a happy and complacent mood, and showed all the positives. It seemed like the government was doing the Japanese people a favor, and they all looked happy with their lives in the camps.

The second video had a sad and sorrowful mood, and showed the negatives, the truths. The video showed that the camps weren't little happy homes that many portrayed them to be, but were instead depressing and extremely uncomfortable.

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The first video is kind of doing two things. One, that what they are doing is not bad and everyone is happy with the current situation. Two, I saw sometimes that the video would try to turn us against the Japanese.
The second film was telling the story from the Japanese side, something the first film never did.

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The mood in the first film was that moving all of the Japanese into camps wasnt bad at all and that they were all ok with moving and life was good there. in the second film the mood was more serious and that moving all of them into camps was wrong and the condtions in the camps were bad.

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The mood in the first film was that moving all of the Japanese into camps wasnt bad at all and that they were all ok with moving and life was good there. in the second film the mood was more serious and that moving all of them into camps was wrong and the condtions in the camps were bad.

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The first film talked about how the Japanese were planning somthing and that they had to be move d to prevent another attack. the second film talks more about the condtions in the camp and what the Japanese had to live in when they were in the camps.

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The first film talked about how the Japanese were planning somthing and that they had to be move d to prevent another attack. the second film talks more about the condtions in the camp and what the Japanese had to live in when they were in the camps.

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In the first video, the camps were presented as just somewhere hat they had to relocate and that it was a joyful environment and a happy community which is how the US government portrayed them and in the second video they talk about all aspects of this horrid event in history and not just how one side thought. They gave the facts, the data and the consequences of this as well as what happened when they were released from the camps.

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In the first video, the camps were presented as just somewhere hat they had to relocate and that it was a joyful environment and a happy community which is how the US government portrayed them and in the second video they talk about all aspects of this horrid event in history and not just how one side thought. They gave the facts, the data and the consequences of this as well as what happened when they were released from the camps.

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In the first video, the camps are thought of as temporary homes that were pleasant. In the second video, they talk more about the camps being very trashy and dangerous.

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In the first video, the camps are thought of as temporary homes that were pleasant. In the second video, they talk more about the camps being very trashy and dangerous.

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THe mood of the first film showed how the Japenese were moved to live temporary in a different place and that it was mutual agreement, but in the second it shows how they were forced to and they were put into relocation camps. 

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THe mood of the first film showed how the Japenese were moved to live temporary in a different place and that it was mutual agreement, but in the second it shows how they were forced to and they were put into relocation camps. 

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The first video talks about how the Japenese were planning something, and that they needed to be moved temporary, but in the 2nd it talks about the facts and what really happened that caused the japenese to be relocated into these camps

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The first video talks about how the Japenese were planning something, and that they needed to be moved temporary, but in the 2nd it talks about the facts and what really happened that caused the japenese to be relocated into these camps

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The mood in the first film is happy and content, painting the forced migration as voluntary and peaceful. The mood of the second film is more serious and critical.

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The mood in the first film is happy and content, painting the forced migration as voluntary and peaceful. The mood of the second film is more serious and critical.

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Like the Holocaust, the Japenese Americans were striped from their rights and they had no chance to have a trial or even know the truth of whats happening

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Like the Holocaust, the Japenese Americans were striped from their rights and they had no chance to have a trial or even know the truth of whats happening

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1. In the first video, people are seen smiling, which helps to present the camps and situation as a whole as something better than it was.
2. In the second video, the perspective panned out to look beyond the camps and at the people and their government.

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The mood of the first film is much more happy and pleasant. The second film sounds much more harsh and sad.

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The first video says that the camps are good and the Japanese seem to be happy about this choice, but in the second video we learn about all the trouble they had to go through. The second video is true and is explaining to us what really happened and what was covered up. 

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The first video says that the camps are good and the Japanese seem to be happy about this choice, but in the second video we learn about all the trouble they had to go through. The second video is true and is explaining to us what really happened and what was covered up. 

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1. The first video presented the camps of something that needed to be done for the people's protection, and they said the camps maintained "Christian decency" while doing so
2. The second video showed the loyalty that many of the Japanese people still had to their government, even while they were being forcefully evacuated to the camps. An interview said that they would go quietly, even if that meant leaving everything behind.

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How you explain something effects the information coming out of your mouth. IN the first video everything was explained from the view of someone who was happy with the presidents choice.

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This event is history is similar to segregation because they both are targeting one race.

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The first film made it seem like everything thing was safe and under control. The second film made it seem like Japanese Americans were being very mistreated and discriminated against. 

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The first film made it seem like everything thing was safe and under control. The second film made it seem like Japanese Americans were being very mistreated and discriminated against. 

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the mood of the first video was happier and more uplifting and the mood of the second video was a lot more sad and gloomy

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the mood of the first video was happier and more uplifting and the mood of the second video was a lot more sad and gloomy

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The first video spoke of the Japanese-American population suspiciously, trying to convince the viewer that they were a threat that needed to be addressed by the military. This tone of persuasion was a constant throughout the video. In the second video, the choice of words was less deliberate, as the truth is easier to find words to describe than fallacy.

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The first video spoke of the Japanese-American population suspiciously, trying to convince the viewer that they were a threat that needed to be addressed by the military. This tone of persuasion was a constant throughout the video. In the second video, the choice of words was less deliberate, as the truth is easier to find words to describe than fallacy.

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The mood of the first film was happier, they just portrayed it as "it's okay, everything will be fine, nothing bad is happening to them". While in the second one, they told the reality of the situation which was not always happy and in this case it was horrible what really happened behind the scenes.

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The mood of the first film was happier, they just portrayed it as "it's okay, everything will be fine, nothing bad is happening to them". While in the second one, they told the reality of the situation which was not always happy and in this case it was horrible what really happened behind the scenes.

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In the first video, they used the term "aliens" alot and that the camps were just "relocation". While in the second video, it wasn't just relocation and alot of the people who were put into camps were American citizens so they weren't at all aliens. The second video gave us the facts and told us that they were "forced" to be in the camps and that it was a traumatizing experience.

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In the first video, they used the term "aliens" alot and that the camps were just "relocation". While in the second video, it wasn't just relocation and alot of the people who were put into camps were American citizens so they weren't at all aliens. The second video gave us the facts and told us that they were "forced" to be in the camps and that it was a traumatizing experience.

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the first video was a simple overall summary of how the US thought what they were doing was right. then in the 2nd video, they had a lot more facts and video evidence about how terrible and cruel the internment camps were.

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the first video was a simple overall summary of how the US thought what they were doing was right. then in the 2nd video, they had a lot more facts and video evidence about how terrible and cruel the internment camps were.

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In the 2nd video, they said that the Japanese American people who were boarding the trains did not know the true intentions of what the American government really had. This reminded me of Jews being sent to ghettos or children boarding trains to go to concentration camps, not knowing what was really going to happen.

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In the 2nd video, they said that the Japanese American people who were boarding the trains did not know the true intentions of what the American government really had. This reminded me of Jews being sent to ghettos or children boarding trains to go to concentration camps, not knowing what was really going to happen.

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The Holocaust, racism/Jim Crow.

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One thing that is similar to the Japanese being forced into camps is the Nazi concentration camps. they are smiliar because the Jews and the Japanese were both forced to live in camps in horrible conditions. 

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One thing that is similar to the Japanese being forced into camps is the Nazi concentration camps. they are smiliar because the Jews and the Japanese were both forced to live in camps in horrible conditions. 

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The holocaust and slavery can both relate to the Japanese experience. The Japanese were forced into physical labor while slaves were treated as objects and property. In the holocaust Jews were dehumanized and treated very harshly as well.

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Slavery and the enslaved people in the civil war is really similar to the Japanese internment camps because they were both forced to work really hard everyday and were both looked as aliens or that they don't belong here.  

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Slavery and the enslaved people in the civil war is really similar to the Japanese internment camps because they were both forced to work really hard everyday and were both looked as aliens or that they don't belong here.  

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The first video sent the message across that Japanese Americans were a threat because we are fighting against Japan. The second video shows what it was like in the camps and what the Japanese Americans had to go through

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The first video sent the message across that Japanese Americans were a threat because we are fighting against Japan. The second video shows what it was like in the camps and what the Japanese Americans had to go through

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in the first video the camps were showed from the americans point of view and in the second video the camps were shown as how bad they were to the japanese people

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in the first video the camps were showed from the americans point of view and in the second video the camps were shown as how bad they were to the japanese people

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The camps in the holocaust seemed similar to the Japanese-American interment camps. This is because both populations were forced to work within their own captive area, helping persecute their own people. 

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The camps in the holocaust seemed similar to the Japanese-American interment camps. This is because both populations were forced to work within their own captive area, helping persecute their own people. 

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Recently we have studied the holocaust which is similar to the Japanese American experience in WW11. They both had camps in horrible living conditions, racism, etc. Both also had so much dehumanization.

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recently we have looked at the holocaust and it is similar because the Japanese people and the Jewish people in the holocaust had no rights and no freedom

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recently we have looked at the holocaust and it is similar because the Japanese people and the Jewish people in the holocaust had no rights and no freedom

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The first video said that the camps were "temporary homes" that had many "opportunities". It said that the Japanese-American people were being protected and moved to a "safer place" in the middle of the U.S. since there was war against the Japanese. Even though the overall choice of words was happy, whenever the narrator talked about Japanese people, he called them "aliens" and "disloyals", which shows the hate towards them.

The second video said that the Japanese-Americans were captured and forced to go to the camps, where they were held captive. There were machine guns and soldiers surrounding the camps that were meant to keep everyone in, instead of protecting them from the enemy.

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The Japanese camps were similar to the concentration camps in the Holocaust, and both minorities were treated like they were less than human. Both kinds of camps were also portrayed to the public as temporary paradise when they really weren't.

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The Japanese-American camps were similar to the Holocaust since the people were forced to go to the camps and were not allowed to leave. They were also treated harshly and lived in discomfited conditions.