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Betrayal effects on regular people

rhuang271 — 2024-04-17 16:37:50 UTC

This source explains how betrayal can affect people mentally and can cause diseases such as damaged self-esteem and anger. George Takei and his family feels betrayal and this article helps verifies the real effects since the story is based on a real experience.

Betrayal effects on people that are Japanese

rhuang271 — 2024-04-17 16:42:54 UTC

This shows the result of Pearl Harbor and how it affects people that were Japanese. These people who lived in America but were Japanese, they were treated differently than everyone due to the fact that they were Japanese. They felt betrayed because they worked for America and then an action affected them.

Gender Identities of the world

rhuang271 — 2024-04-17 16:44:33 UTC

This source offers gender data that people always think that men are meant to be strong, aggressive, and bold. In the book They Called Us Enemy, they portrayed men as working everyday and women as laying back and doing housework.

Gender Identities on Men and Women

rhuang271 — 2024-04-17 16:46:15 UTC

Women are expected to act, speak, and dress differently. It helps me understand much more clearly that in the book They Called Us Enemy, Women were dressed as in not working fit while men dressed in rough fits and dirty to show that they are hardworking.

Positive and Negative Family Dynamics

rhuang271 — 2024-04-17 16:52:10 UTC

Positive family dynamics such as open communication can develop a healthy development and positive self-esteem. While negative family dynamics such as conflict and abuse can lead to negative outcomes.

Family Obligations affects on chidlren

rhuang271 — 2024-04-17 16:55:38 UTC

This source explains the different of how strong obligations and no obligations can positively and negatively affect families. George is affected positively because his dad cares about him and compared to other children who their parents don’t care about, their choices are different in comparison.

Bombing of Pearl Harbor affects on families

rhuang271 — 2024-04-17 17:02:25 UTC

This source offers real insight on how families feared for loves ones after bombs fell on Pearl Harbor. More than 2,400 people died and people all around the world was scared for them. This shows not only Japanese people were affected but almost all of America were in shook. This clarifies for me that in the book They Called Us Enemy only shows one side and not the full story.

Gender Roles on Pearl Harbor

rhuang271 — 2024-04-17 20:53:10 UTC

This source helped clarify how gender roles had an impact on Pearl Harbor. After Pearl Harbor incident, gender roles were more visible as men were put to work, almost working like slaves. George observed this practice during concentration camps.