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Anti Japanese breakout
A huge anti Japanese breakout happened and the Americans didn't like the Japanese that much. This relates to the essential question because the American's might as well put them there so they didn't have to see them as often. -
Before Nissei were automatically Japanese citizens
Before Nissei were automatically Japanese citizens because of their ancestory, but after that date, Issei parents had to register their children in Japan if they desired such dual citizenship. Most parents did not make the effort. This relates to the essentail question because the Nissei were put in it even though they were technically American. -
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The Japenese Internament Camps
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Bombing of Pearl Harbor
The Americans were suspicious when the Japenese bombed them because their heritage is from Japan and they were wondering why they would bomb them. This relates to the Essential quesiton because the Americans were suspicious with the Japenese. -
Packing for Internament camp
Adults worried about packing appropriate clothes for their families. Also, adults worried about disposing of household goods they could not take along. This relates to the Essential question because if they went to the mountains, winter clothing would be a necessity. In warmer weather, heavy sweaters and coats would take up valuable space. Also, Most people were not wealthy, but the majority had a car or a truck and a houseful of furniture. -
Before The Internament Camp
Finding homes for family pets was also a difficult task. Families sometmes left their animals with friends. Also, once the journey into the unknown began, the atmosphere became less friendly. This relates to the Essential question because for the Internament camps they couldn't bring their pets and they couldn't pack as many things. So, it was probably hard finding homes for their pets. -
FBI agent searches the homes of Japenese Americans
FBI agent searches the homes of Japenese Americans to ascertain whether they are "enemy aliens" and there by pose a threat to the U.S security. This relates to the essential question because the Japenese were a threat to the U.S security and because they didn't show respect, they were put in Internment camps. -
Americans question the Loyalty of the Japenese
Americans questioned the loyalty of the Japenese, a great number of Issei belonged to Kenginki, patriotic celebrations. This relates to the essential question because the Americans questioned the loyalty of the Japenese. They belonged to patriotic celebrations and another Japenese group. -
Issei suscribed to Japenese newspapers
Japenese,Issei suscribed to newspapers about homeland printed in Japenese. This relates to the essential question because they were reading about homeland and the American feared they were going to go back to Japan. -
Bombing f Pearl Harbor
The bombing of Pearl Harbor was difficult for the Japenese- the days leading up to the relocation was a nightmare. This reates to the essential question because the days after that led up to the relocation to the internament camps. -
U.S governement responsible for whipping Japanese
U.S government and civic were responsible for whipping Japanese feeling through racist remarks and speeches. This relates to the essential question because this shows that the Japenese could not be happy and especially not happy when later they had to go to the camps.
