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The Chinese and Japanese immagrated in large numbers to America
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President Roosevelt gpt the Gentlemen's agreeement that allowed only the families of the Japanese laborors that were already in America to immigrate.
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The Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor, a naval base in Hawaii, which led to the distrust of many of the Japanese and Japanese-Americans living in America.
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The Japanese were asked by the Justice Department officials to leave and move away from certain area's around military bases.
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In LA, Mayor Fletcher bowron gave a speech calling out for the attention of all Japanese-Americans
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President Franklin Roosevelt Endorsed the Executive Order of 9066, which authorized him to relocate the people of Japanese ancestry.
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On the 10th of March, 1942, all Japanese-Americans signed up for relocation
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In late March, 1942, the Evacuation for the Japanese and Japanese-Americans started
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The Civilian Exclusion Orders were posted in San Francisco, and gave instructions to the Japanese-Americans on evacuation.
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John DeWitt declared the West Coast (California) to be prohibited from the Japanese, causing several Japanese-Americans to move.
