Japanese Internment Camp Linsey Johnson and Lexus Humphries

By linsey.johnson

  • Pearl Harbor

    Pearl Harbor
    Attack on pearl harbor. Within 48 hours isseis are put in cusidy. Most would spend war years in alich internment camps runed by Justice Department
    They were established beacause politicaians who sided with anti-japanese consitutencis. They frenzy hightened by the japanese attack of pearl harbor.
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    History Of Camps

  • Order 9066

    President Roosevelt signed the executive order 9066

  • Public Proclamation

    Gen. John L. Dewitt issues public proclamation number 1

  • Bainloridge

    First civillian exclusion order issued by army is going to Bainloridge island area near Seattle.

  • First Civillian Exclusion Order

    First Civillian Exclusion Order
    First Civillian Exclusion Order issued by army is going tto Bainloride Island near area Near Seattle.

  • Germany Surrenders

    Germany Surrenders ending the war in Europe.

  • Atomic Bomb

    Atomic Bomb
    Atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima

  • Tule Lake

    Tule Lake
    Tule Lake closes

  • Petitioners Released

    U.S. Judge Louis E. Goodman says that Petitioners in Wayne Collins' suit of December 13, 1945 be released

  • Japanese American Evacuation Claims Act

    Japanese American Evacuation Claims Act
    Truman signed japanese american evacuation claims act. Made to compensate Japanese americans for economic losses.
    "The last of the survivors are dying. It is about trying to make ths last pushbefore everybody's gone." ~ Chris Komai

  • Reparations for WW II

    Reparations for WW II
    Japanes American Citizen Council calls for reparations for WW II incarceration of Japanes Americans.

  • Mile Lowy Introduces WW II

    Mike Lowy introduces WW II Japenese human rights violate act to Congress.

  • Wartime Relocation

    Wartime Relocation
    Watime relocation and internment of civilians holds a public hearing in D.C. as a part of an investagation to the internments for Japanese Americans during World War II
    Over crowed, provided poor living conditions. The food was rashend and the house was like a tarp covered barracks

  • Formal Recamendaton

    CRWIC send a formal recamendaton to congress for Japanese americans interned during world war 2. 2,000 dollers was sent to people who were in camps that was still alive.

  • Ronald Regan

    Ronald Regan
    H.R. 442 was signed into law by Ronald Regan. Makes payments of 2,000 to people who are alive and 1.25 billion to other provisions.