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What is the difference between an Issei and Nisei

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What is the difference between an Issei and Nisei

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North America and South America they specify weather born in the country. Or they are born Japanese immigrants that are called Issei.

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What was life like after Internment camps? Did they struggle

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What was life like after Internment camps? Did they struggle

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In 1946 the camps were closed. However many people weren't welcomed even though they were citizens. They faced prejudice and it was hard for them to buy things. They didn't have a home because they lost all there belongings.

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The Japanese internment camps were located Tule Lake, California; Minidoka, Idaho; Manzanar, California; Topaz, Utah; Jerome, Arkansas; Heart Mountain, Wyoming; Poston, Arizona; Granada, Colorado; and Rohwer, Arkansas. These camps were overcrowded and had poor living conditions.

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How were Italian Americans impacted during WW II?

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How were Italian Americans impacted during WW II?

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They had been labeled as ¨enemy alien.¨ They had to face racial discrimination and often were targeted by other people or law enforcement.

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How were German Americans impacted during WW II?

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How were German Americans impacted during WW II?

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German Americans faced abuse, discrimination and rejection. Many German company owners felt a need to change their companies name to a more American name to make them seem loyal and patriotic.

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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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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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The case was about whether or not it was constitutional for the government to ban American citizens of Japanese ancestry. This case had a very strong impact on everyone because it should that the government could go after a race and discriminate them. The case lasted two years but the case had been re-opened which lasted 40 years

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What was executive order 9066? How was this justified?

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What was executive order 9066? How was this justified?

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1942 Franklin D. Roosevelt signs the Executive order 9066.There was a WWll policy for Japanese Americans, Aliens cant be near the military area.

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What was life like in Internment camps? Find a survivor and tell their story

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What was life like in Internment camps? Find a survivor and tell their story

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Life in the Internment camps was challenging. They had to stand in line to use the restroom, be vaccinated, etc.  They had to live in animal stalls. A survivor from the internment camps named Masura Kawaguchi was born in 1925 in San Francisco California. He was 16 when he was taken in to the camps then got out at 18. He was a champion basketball star in high school before he was taken to a camp in Utah.

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life in a wwii japanese american internment camp

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OurStory : Activities : Life in a WWII Japanese-American Internment Camp : More Information

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In this activity, students will read quotes and examine pictures that will help them understand daily life in Japanese American internment camps as well as the effects of these camps on later generations. Also included in this activity are links to other websites about the topic.

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Internment camps were started because the government, president, and U.S. citizens were afraid of the people who were of Japanese ancestry after the attack on Pearl Harbor. It was intended to protect the citizens during the war, but it was also supposed to protect the Japanese from those who were opposed to the Japanese.