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Specified that only a free white person could be a US citizen
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Native Americans were forced to leave their homelands.
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US Navy sailed into a harbor in Tokyo despite strict laws prohibiting it.
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allowed the government to divide reservations into small plots of land for individual Indians, the rest was sold
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Lots of japanese people went there for work after gentlemens act.
Labor conditions were bad for japanese workers. They worked on sugar farms and recruited workers from Filipino. -
The Japanese farms begin to have economic force that takes up 10% of all californian farms
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An unnoficial agreement to not descriminate against Japenese immigrants
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A law that severely restricted immigration that targeted places in southern and eastern Europe and Asia
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Only the federal government can interact with native tribes
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The attack on Pearl Harbor was a surprise attack by the Japanese on the United States against a naval base at Pearl Harbor in Honolulu, Hawaii.
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Cases arise bringing to light the illegality of incarcerating Japanese who had not committed any wrongdoings
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Called for the removal of "all possible threats" from the US
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The United States Government gives reperations back to those affected by Japenese internment during ww2