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i was horrified by learning about how the US was so disloyal to their citizens and how the camps were quite similar to germanys. they lied to their people using propaganda which was surprising that they would go to such lengths.

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I think the things that happened to the Japanese were just inhumane and unfair when some of them were U.S citizens and the laws couldn't protect them the same say it should have for every citizen.

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When reading about the Japanese Internement camps, I was very suprised at how much pain the Japanese suffered through. Not only were they discriminated against harshly by the American citizens at Pearl Harbor, but they also were sent to camps that had awful living conditions. This is absolutely horrifying.

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It makes my stomach and heart feel heavy that people are filled with so much hate and racism.  America's justice system is supposed to be "innocent until proven guilty", it seems more like, "guilty with proof of innocence" when the Government makes it citizens take a loyalty quiz. This was not the correct way to respond during a war when the country needs to be unified, not even further divided.

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Internment camps in general are a disturbing concept and learning about the specifics of the Japanese American camps were no different. Hearing about what they were subjugated to based entirely on their race was horrifying.

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Im suprised that the US thought all Japanese Americans were a spy for the japneise

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I was surprised and disappointed after reading the article. Before, I did not realize how disloyal the US was to its citizens with how they were treating people in these camps.

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While it may have been malicious according to our standards today, it is nothing compared to what Japanese soldiers did to American POWs and innocent civilians at the time.

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It was sad to see all these American citizens being treated like foreigners and traitors just because they have Japanese descent.

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I had knowledge on the subject before and still am horrified on how they were treated in the camps and how the US thought they were justified in doing it

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I found it horrible how terribly Japanese Americans were treated even tough they were US citizens. How they were forced to move out of their homes to these camps.

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Racism was a big threat to Japanese Americans, due to being in internment camps just because of race

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I was surprised to learn the extent of these prison camps and how similar they were to the camps in Germany. I was also really surprised that the U.S. used propaganda and portrayed these camps in a way that was so different from what they actually were.

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I thought it was horrible to see the Japanese Americans being treated the way they were being treated in the camp, while being US citizens.

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It's horrible that they disguised the Loyalty Questionnaire as an application to leave. The test was a horrible way to test American citizens loyalty to their country.

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While reading, I noticed lots of similarities to the Holocaust, because of the conditions of the camps and how the prisoners were treated.  This also shows the power of media, because propaganda convinced US citizens that these camps were safe and peaceful, when they were the opposite

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After reading the article I am disappointed and horrified at the way the Americans turned on the Japanese Americans by stripping them of their rights and belongings and sending them to interment camps

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The U.S lied to the public using propaganda and portrayed These camps as a peaceful and fun place, so they didn't seem like they were sending Japanese Americans  to concentration camps.

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i thought it was horrifying to see how the japanese americans were treated in the camps and the mentol toll it took on them was unfair by the U.S.

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I was shocked to see how the U.S. forced it's citizens who had Japanese dissent to move out of their homes and split up families, even though these people were U.S. citizens and had proved their loyalty. I feel horrible for the families who were split up and forced to leave their homes.

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I can't imagine how the Japanese Americans felt while being in a traumatic type of living. Meanwhile, the US portrayed these camps as a peaceful chill type of place.