Japanese internment camp 3

Japanese Internment Camps History-Jacob and Drew period 3

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  • Pearl Harbor Attacked

    Pearl Harbor Attacked
    The Japanese launched an attack on the US Navy, with many ships stationed in Pearl Harbor, in Honolulu, Hawaii.
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    Japanese Internment Camps

  • Japaneese Internment Camps put into effect

    Japaneese Internment Camps put into effect
    Franklin Delenor Rosevelt signs a law into effect allowing Japanese internment camps to be constructed and used, also known as Order 9066
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  • Americans pull out

    Americans pull out
    Americans decide it's time to pull there forces out of the Phillipines. Ordered by General MacAurthor.
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  • Brithish tanker sunk

    Brithish tanker sunk
    A British tanker gets sunk by German ships on the cost of Bermuda.
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  • Nazi Surrender

    Nazi Surrender
    Nazi German surrends out of WWII

  • Nuclear Bomb

    Nuclear Bomb
    The United States dropped there first atomic bomb on Nagasaki, Japan. Three days later we dropped the second bomb on Heroshima, Japan. In turn ending the war with Japan.
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  • End of internment camps

    End of internment camps
    The last Japanese-American camp in the United States was closed.
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  • Truman recompansates

    Truman recompansates
    President Truman puts 28 million towards recompansating Japanesse American econiomic losses.
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  • JACLNCWNDC

    JACLNCWNDC
    The Japanese American Citizen Leages of Northern California-Western Navada District Council asked congress to award individual tax free compmensation.
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  • A new bill

    A new bill
    Representitive Mike Lowry introduces the WWII Japanese American Rights Act. Also know as 5977. It pays 15 dollars a day and a direct 15,000 dollars to victims. The JACL bill that was introduced two months earlier was chosen over it though.
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  • Public hearing in D.C.

    Public hearing in D.C.
    Public hearing in Washington D.C. as part of the investagation into the internment of Japanese Americans in WWII.
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  • CWRIC

    CWRIC
    The CWRIC calls for individual payments of 20,000 of those who spent time in internment camps.
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  • Singed into action

    Singed into action
    HR442 singed into law by President Ronald Regan providing a payment of 20,000 to each surviving internee.
    http://www.pbs.org/childofcamp/