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    During WWII‚ Japanese Americans were interned in unsanitary camps all over the West Coast; which was a major violation of their civil rights as American citizens‚ because they did not have freedom to choose where to live and had to be sent away‚ due to race. In December 7‚ 1941‚ the Japanese Navy Service launched a military strike on the United States Naval Fleet at Pearl harbor‚ Hawaii. That catastrophe was the leading factor to the United States joining World War II. In fact‚ days after the bombing

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    policies toward Poland between 1943 and 1945‚ focusing on both aims and outcomes. 10. Did the nature of German rearmament between 1935 and 1939 support the view that Hitler was planning for a Blitzkrieg war? 11. Asses and explain whether the internment of Japanese Canadians justified during World War Two? 12. Discuss the major differences between how the allies treated Germany after World War Two with World War One and how it may have been better. 13. Compare the strategic significance of

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    century after abolishing what had become a two hundred year old practice of enslaving African Americans‚ the "Land of the Free" again displayed its disregard for human equality as Japanese Americans were stripped of their every belonging and sent to internment camps during World War II. The enslavement of African Americans began during a time when the United States was a budding country in the need for cheap labor. In response to this necessity‚ slave traders would go to various regions within Africa

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    All through America’s history‚ the United States has struggled with many issues. America has dealt with the issue of inequality for over a century. The United States has always been said to be a free country‚ however‚ many instances in our history exploit racial and gender inequality. Many people have faced inequality in America due to racism and different laws and policies that negatively affect certain populations. The issue of inequality in America really came to light during the time of slavery

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    The common theme of each of these pieces is American values‚ but from nonwhite perspectives. "Executive Order of 9066" is a poem about the executive order that stated japanese americans must be reported to relocation centers. In "Mericans‚" it uses some spanish vocabulary‚ and it also talks about the hispanic people who are americans. America is for freedom‚ equality‚ and unity. We are a melting pot of ethnicities‚ and that is what makes America so great. Both of these pieces tell of a small story

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    During a war situation‚ a person’s loyalty to a country may vary depending on the circumstances as seen in both the film Empire of the Sun by Steven Spielberg and the novel When the Emperor was Divine by Julie Otsuka. On multiple occasions‚ Jamie‚ the main character in Empire of the Sun‚ displays loyalty to a country that the audience may not expect. In the novel When the Emperor was Divine‚ there are also many instances where an individual displays loyalty to a country the audience may not expect

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    Olson Have you ever been taken away from your home? Japanese Relocation was a hard time for the Japanese Americans after the Pearl Harbor Attack.We thought that all the Japanese were informants or spies planning for another attack in the 1940’s.The internment camps were in Topaz‚Utah‚and Granada‚Colorado. Many Japanese Americans got taken away from their families. My opinion on that is that we shouldn’t have taken people away from their families and just worked with them to get the upper hand on Japan

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    after his B-24 crashed in the ocean and was marooned on a raft with two of his friends. Miné Okubo is a American with Japanese heritage and has a talent for making art. She was going to college for an art degree until she was forced to be in an internment camp. Louie and Miné have felt dehumanization and isolation while they have been treated inadequately both by the Japanese and the Americans. Japanese-American internees and Prisoners of War (POWS) were forced

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    In 1936 Florence Thompson allowed Dorothea Lange to photograph her family because she thought it might help the plight of the working poor. "She always wanted a better life‚" her daughter later said. The "Mother Migrants" picture can be said to be the most celebrated narrative picture of the twentieth century and has turned into an image of perseverance even with misfortune. One of Lange’s most perceived works is titled Migrant Mother. The lady in the photograph is Florence Owens Thompson. In 1960

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    Lincoln’s decisions were; If not for his actions the union may never have won the Civil War and history would have been irreparably altered. History repeated itself when following in Lincoln’s footstep’s‚ President Franklin D. Roosevelt authorized the internment of over 100‚000 people of Japanese descent in response to Japan’s attacks on the Pearl Harbor Naval Base. The country was in a state of panic and a response was needed to make Americans feel secure. Less than five decades later a similar attack

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