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- Irish migration to NYC during Irish Potato Famine
- Chinese Exclusion Act (look at American Federation of Labor)
- 1929 Mexican expulsion & deportation + Bracero program in 1940s that brought Mexican workers to US to work in agriculture
- National Origins Act of 1924

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- Xenophobia
- Racism
- Intergenerational conflict

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Densho: Japanese American Incarceration and Japanese Internment

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At first, Japanese Americans were held in temporary camps that the government called "assembly centers," facilities surrounded by fences and guarded by military sentries. For purposes of identification, Densho uses this euphemistic term as part of a proper noun, for example, "Puyallup Assembly Center," and in quotation marks when referring to this type of facility.

Japanese Americans were later confined within longer-term camps that the government called "relocation centers." In fact, they were prisons-compounds of barracks surrounded by barbed wire fences and patrolled by armed guards-which Japanese Americans could not leave without permission. "Relocation center" inadequately describes the harsh conditions and forced confinement of the camps. As prison camps outside the normal criminal justice system, designed to confine civilians for military or political purposes on the basis of race and ethnicity, these so-called relocation centers also fit the definition of "concentration camps." As such, Densho's preferred term is "concentration camps," e.g. "Minidoka concentration camp." We do also use other terms, such as "incarceration camp" or "prison camp."

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Terminology - Densho: Japanese American Incarceration and Japanese Internment

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At first, Japanese Americans were held in temporary camps that the government called "assembly centers," facilities surrounded by fences and guarded by military sentries. For purposes of identification, Densho uses this euphemistic term as part of a proper noun, for example, "Puyallup Assembly Center," and in quotation marks when referring to this type of facility.

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Does anyone know about housing crises during other time periods?

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Does anyone know about housing crises during other time periods?

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I know I want my play to speak to the current housing crisis in the Bay Area, but I'm not sure what historical event would speak to this issue... Anyone have any ideas?

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Mistrust of Authority, Conspiracy Theories

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Mistrust of Authority, Conspiracy Theories

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- Authoritarianism
- Protest Culture
- Intergenerational Conflict
- Veterans

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- US & Russia

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- Frances Folsom, the youngest woman to become First Lady of the US, was 27 years younger than President Grover Cleveland. Cleveland had originally expressed romantic interest in Folsom's mother, but decided to court the daughter instead.

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Frances Folsom Cleveland Preston - Wikipedia

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All of Frances Cleveland's ancestors were from England and settled in what would become Massachusetts, Rhode Island and New Hampshire, eventually migrating to western New York. She was their only child to survive infancy (a sister, Nellie Augusta, died before her first birthday).

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-Distrust toward authority
-Freedom
-Rights to the people
-Origin of the rebellious nature that is peculiar to the American spirit
-Wes

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-In my humble opinion, the last time they were this bad was 1989 or whenever USSR fell
-They have control in many ways over our current administration and have exercised their power since even before the election
-Wes

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-debate over whether 2nd amendment should exist as it is or be modified to enhance gun control
-plays into political polarization
-also plays into debate over freedom and rights of the people in contrast to the government
-Wes

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- The overthrowing of powerful men
- the solidarity between a group of people.

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Angel Island immigration station 1910
China Cove. It was built for controlling Chinese entry into the United States.
1910 to 1940
immigrants from 84 different countries
approximately one million being Chinese immigrants
investigate Chinese who had been denied entry from the Chinese exclusion act of 1882. Immigrants had to prove that they had husbands or fathers who were U.S. citizens in order not to be deported.

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the Militarization of Foreign Aid
https://ourfuture.org/20160713/burning-issues-the-militarization-of-foreign-aid

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Awareness around mental illness and different views about it.

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Stress, depression, and suicide in teens and young adults. Lack of support for these people.

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North Korea's nuclear weapons program and a battle between two volatile leaders with nuclear arsenals.

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Trade Tariffs with China and other countries.

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Dealing with terrorists and the effects can be seen through immigration rights.

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Confidential mass relocation program of Cuban minors to the United States

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1970s United States political scandal revolving around President Nixon, government cover-ups and corruption

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In the US and in many other countries the native people are being systemically targeted and discriminated against by the government.

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Building the nuclear bomb and the nuclear arms races.
- "if we don't build it Germany will"
- gov support of destructive weapons
- Threat of bomb rather than the bomb itself

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- Looking to make fortune/improve lives
- actually doesn't amount to much
- segregation & racism (Chinese workers, etc.)
- West as the land of opportunity

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Anita Hill accused current Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas of sexual misconduct while he was a Supreme Court nominee. This is very similar to the current Kavanaugh situation and parallels can be drawn such as Political Power being valued over what is right.

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US wars in the early 1800s against the north African states of Morocco, Tripoli, and Tunis. It was the first US major military action in international territory.

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Technological development moving so fast that it does not consider its own effects

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Technological development moving so fast that it does not consider its own effects

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Unjust government interaction based off of economic standing and also rich getting richer and poor getting poorer

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Unjust government interaction based off of economic standing and also rich getting richer and poor getting poorer

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The separation of the United States of America into two opposing nations and cultures

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Could talk about how we have constantly intervened in foreign regions (Latin America and Middle East) and have messed them up but haven't attempted to fix these areas after messing them up.

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I wouldn't necessarily say this is happening right now and is a burning issue but I definitely think that we've had nearly 10 years of econ. growth since the last recession and the next one could hit anytime and the probability is increasing as the current administration enters trade wars.

Possibly analyzing characteristics of recessions, I know it's kind of vague but econ. recession drives a lot of things such as World War II for Germany.

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- Religious-related terrorism and sectarian violence
- Influencing other events which could be dangerous

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- right to live free from violence, slavery, and discrimination; to be educated; to own property; to vote; and to earn a fair and equal wage
- started in the 19th century and continued into the 20th century turning into "feminism"

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- Lynching
- White supremacy
- Civil Rights Movement

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- Price of freedom
- Debate over constitution

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- Internal terrorism
- Internal violence

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- Has been expressed as a problem over the last twenty years and possibly more
- A moral decline may play into other issues as well

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Anti-Russia Sentiment during the Cold War

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Anti-Russia Sentiment during the Cold War

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War between US and Russia using North and South Korea as "puppet" nations. Similar to Vietnam war.

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People are strongly opposed to today's government and the people in charge. This influences views on current events and the ways we interact with one another

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Cultural/French Revolutions and opposing ideals

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Cultural/French Revolutions and opposing ideals