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Japanese bomb pearl harbpr in Hawaii because The United States helped the side of Britain, France, Dutch colonies, and Southwest Asia in WWII historyonthenet.com/ww2/japan-camps.html
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President Franklin Deleanor Roosevelelt uses Executive order to issue order 9066 placing 120,000 Japanese Americans in Internment camps for danger of spying. historyon the net.com/ww2/japan-camps.html
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The first Civillian Exclusion order was palced by the military and was place in Rainbridge Island close to Seattle pbs.org/childofcamp/history/timeline.html
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"I remember the slodiers marching us to the army tank and I looked at their rifles and i was just terrified because i could see this long at the end" . . . "I thought i was an adult much later" . . . "I thought it couldn'tve been bayonets because we were little kids"
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7000 people put in place intended for 5000 people. Housed in messhalls, recreation halls,and latrines, 25 people in a place for 4 pbs.org/childofcamp/history/camps.html
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If over the age of 17 asked two loyalty questions: Will you fight for the U.S military? Will You defend U.S. if under attack by any country? If you did not take test, you were sent to a segregation center in Tule Lake.
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Public Proclamation Number 21 allows internees t return to homes. After the war, some Japaneese Americans went back to Japan and some also stayed here in the states. hidtoryonthenet.com/WW2/japaninternmentcamps.htm
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Dountz (Hitler's successor) offers surrender to the allies. U.S.A hoping that this means that Japan will surrender and Japaneese Americans hoping that means that they can return home historyonthenet.com/WW2/japaninternmentcamps.htm
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Little Boy (the name of the bomb) dropped on Hiroshima. Japaneese surrender, war is over and no more woriews about spies. Some japaneese americans return home pbs.org/childofcamp/history/index.html
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One fo the biggest internment camps; Tule Lake was closed because of an evacuation of 5,000 internees the month prior. Most of the internees, were elderly, mentally ill, impoverished, and homeless.
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US District judge Louis E. Goodman releases petioners that tried to convict Native Americans to be enemy foriegners pbs.org/childofcamp/history/index.html
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The JACL(Japanese American Citizens League) announce a resoultions for a reparation (repyment) to the Japanese Americans that were jailed. pbs.org/childofcamp/history/index.htm
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Congress passed a legaslation which rewarded payments of $20,000 to the surviving internees from the camps. There were 60,000 people in all. The canadain government also the same year issued aplogies to the japenese canadains and $21,000 canadain dollars. www.factmonster.com/sput/internment1.html
