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Japanese immigrants started coming to America.
Japanese immigrants started coming to America for the same reason the Chinease did: looking for gold or hope for a better life. Most immigrated to California. -
Theodore Roosevelt makes negoation with Japan.
Theodore Roosevelt took a more subtle aproach to setting the problem. The problem was too many Japonese coming to america, negotioation with Japan. The Gentlemens agreement was made. The Gentleman's agreement was a agreement to have the Japanese immigrants lowered in a nice way. -
World War 1 Begins
World War 1 begins, putting many countrys all over the world to war. World War 1 endednd in 1918. Following World War 1 was the bombing of Pearl Harber and World War 2. -
World War 2 Began.
Following World War 1, a second World War begins, World War 2. World War 2 endend in 1945. World War 2 was the reason the Japonese went to internment camps because of the bombing of Pearl Harber, the americans couldn't trust the Japonese. -
Japonese bombed Pearl Harbor.
The bombing of Pearl Harbor led up to the internment camps because the Japonese bombed Pearl Harbor, so the americans didn't trust the Japonese living around the area. -
The mayor of Los Angeles gave a speech calling for a round up of Japonese Americans.
The speech called for a round up for all the Japonese so they could all be in one place to know were the Japonese were. The Americans did not know what to do at the time because of the bombing of Pearl Harber. -
Roosevelt endorses Exceutive order 9066.
Executive order 9066 was basicly laws for the Japonese immigrants. There were many executive orders but the order of 9066 was a major one. -
Exclusion orders appear on telephone.
There were many exclusion orders, exclusion order 9066 was a major one. The kept making them because they needed rules for the Japonese. Eventully the Japonese went to internment camps. -
It was E-day.
It was E-day, the Japonese were reporting to control centers. They were going to be going to internment camps. The Americans couldnt trust the Japonese living there since the bombing of pearlharbor and World War 2 was beggining. -
World War 2 ended.
World War2 ended and the Japonese were going to be released from the internment camps.
