https://padlet.com/mojicalf001/tqgw00r9jrjf 2) In your opinion, what was the worst part about the Japanese internment? Also, do you believe this could happen again in America, to a different group, a different war? Why or why not? en-us 2017-04-19 16:31:13 UTC 2026-01-25 03:20:28 UTC hello@padlet.com mojicalf001 https://padlet.com/mojicalf001/tqgw00r9jrjf/wish/167069144 3,600 Japanese  American enter the U.S. Army Forces during the WW2. since they're in internment camps, the Japanese American have to join army to show the loyal to American and allowed to returned to west coast.]]> 2017-04-19 16:36:53 UTC https://padlet.com/mojicalf001/tqgw00r9jrjf/wish/167069144 rahldiaz820 https://padlet.com/mojicalf001/tqgw00r9jrjf/wish/167069652 After the attack on Pearl Harbor occurred, many Japanese Americans living in Hawaii were being accused for potentially being affiliated with the attack. This caused a lot of concern about the Japanese American's loyalty and whether or not they should still belong in America. . ]]> 2017-04-19 16:38:40 UTC https://padlet.com/mojicalf001/tqgw00r9jrjf/wish/167069652 floreala002 https://padlet.com/mojicalf001/tqgw00r9jrjf/wish/167070936 Obviously the attack on Pearl Harbor would be the most likely cause for these camps and relocation of Japanese Americans but also because they posed a threat to Americans and President Roosevelt had signed an executive order which forced the Japanese Americans out of their homes. ]]> 2017-04-19 16:43:04 UTC https://padlet.com/mojicalf001/tqgw00r9jrjf/wish/167070936 mojicalf001 https://padlet.com/mojicalf001/tqgw00r9jrjf/wish/167075492 In my opinion, the worst part of Japanese internment is they're treating them unfairly in American. I do believe it going to happened because racist is all over through the decade and they discriminated to them, for example in 9/11 attack and in Iraq war, they treated unfair to them for attacking the U.S..]]> 2017-04-19 16:57:38 UTC https://padlet.com/mojicalf001/tqgw00r9jrjf/wish/167075492 mojicalf001 https://padlet.com/mojicalf001/tqgw00r9jrjf/wish/167078526 After the world war 2,1 years later, the Executive Order 9066 have been repeal and freed the survivor. The Congress give twenty thousand dollars to the survivor due to the violence of civil liberties. it estimate about 73,000 persons.]]> 2017-04-19 17:07:08 UTC https://padlet.com/mojicalf001/tqgw00r9jrjf/wish/167078526 floreala002 https://padlet.com/mojicalf001/tqgw00r9jrjf/wish/167079606 Since the Nazis also had camps of their own, separating other people from the "superior" Germans, I guess it's safe to say America did the same just not as extreme because the Nazis obviously did much worse things that The US didn't even know about.]]> 2017-04-19 17:10:28 UTC https://padlet.com/mojicalf001/tqgw00r9jrjf/wish/167079606 rahldiaz820 https://padlet.com/mojicalf001/tqgw00r9jrjf/wish/167079753 As racial discrimination grew within America after the attack on Pearl Harbor, it made it much easier for the government to act against it. At February 1942, Roosevelt would eventually issue the Executive Order 9066, which created large military zones to send off residents who were believed to be a threat. This included many Japanese-Americans, who only had a short amount of time to sell their homes and items and move out.]]> 2017-04-19 17:10:55 UTC https://padlet.com/mojicalf001/tqgw00r9jrjf/wish/167079753 mojicalf001 https://padlet.com/mojicalf001/tqgw00r9jrjf/wish/167321410 2017-04-20 16:42:10 UTC https://padlet.com/mojicalf001/tqgw00r9jrjf/wish/167321410