https://padlet.com/1001646/zu81g7f2zcqt Visual and description of the internment camps before and after. en-us 2016-12-20 15:51:54 UTC 2023-03-16 05:42:34 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Dootheets.png 1005777 https://padlet.com/1001646/zu81g7f2zcqt/wish/144489843 During WWII, the German Americans were arrested, interned, excluded, paroled, and harassed by other countries including the United States. German Americans and their families were disrupted, reputations destroyed, homes and belongings lost. Some German Americans claim that internees were captured to use as exchange bait for Americans and Latin Americans.

]]> 2016-12-20 16:32:07 UTC https://padlet.com/1001646/zu81g7f2zcqt/wish/144489843 1005777 https://padlet.com/1001646/zu81g7f2zcqt/wish/144490261 During WWII, Italian Americans were detained, relocated, stripped of their property or placed under curfew. A couple hundred of Italian Americans were locked in internment camps. Since the  United States was in war with Italy, there was tensions between Americans and Italians, leading to mistreat of Italians by Americans.]]> 2016-12-20 16:34:04 UTC https://padlet.com/1001646/zu81g7f2zcqt/wish/144490261 1001646 https://padlet.com/1001646/zu81g7f2zcqt/wish/144541180 Japanese internment camps were started because after Pearl Harbor America believed that there would be japanese spies who would relay information about the war to Japan.]]> 2016-12-21 01:05:13 UTC https://padlet.com/1001646/zu81g7f2zcqt/wish/144541180 1001646 https://padlet.com/1001646/zu81g7f2zcqt/wish/144541201 Most of the internment camps were mainly located in the west of the United States. Some of these camps were in California, Idaho, Arizona, Wyoming, Colorado, and Arkansas.]]> 2016-12-21 01:06:27 UTC https://padlet.com/1001646/zu81g7f2zcqt/wish/144541201 1001646 https://padlet.com/1001646/zu81g7f2zcqt/wish/144541243 The Japanese lives in the internment camps were not pleasant, for example, they had to live in tight barracks which could have more than 2 families. During the different seasons of weather people of all ages were not protected and with the closeness of the families there was a high risk for disease to spread around. As the Japanese lived in the internment camps many of them developed a strain within their own families, but even so, this brought the camp community of people together. Every day the Japanese had to live in fear whether it was surviving or being relocated. ]]> 2016-12-21 01:08:25 UTC https://padlet.com/1001646/zu81g7f2zcqt/wish/144541243 1001646 https://padlet.com/1001646/zu81g7f2zcqt/wish/144541340 Life after the Internment camps was hard. Japanese-Americans had to restart their lives over again. They came back to nothing because before leaving to the camps they had to sell everything they own. ]]> 2016-12-21 01:11:43 UTC https://padlet.com/1001646/zu81g7f2zcqt/wish/144541340 1001646 https://padlet.com/1001646/zu81g7f2zcqt/wish/144541385 The Fred Korematsu vs the United States case was based on Mr. Korematsu’s violation of the Exclusion Act when he refused to be relocated into the Japanese internment camps. With this case Korematsu did not get a fair trial because the judge believed that racism was just a cover up which was suspicious. In addition, while in court the protections for the United States was weighed more than Mr. Korematsu’s individual rights. Also when the case lost the first time there was a controversial matter that went around that the case was not done properly and had a lot of bias to make a clear decision for the case. 

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