Japanese internment camp 3

Japanese Internment Camps Ellise Nienaber Mary HellenSatrom

  • attack on pearl Harbor

    attack on pearl Harbor
    At 8:00 am, Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. 24,000 people where killed and 21 ships were sunk and damaged.
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  • executive order 9066

    executive order 9066
    President Roosevelt issued the executive order 9066 which maintained the borders on the east and west coasts - Japanese on the west and germans on the east.
  • HMS Stronghold

    HMS Stronghold
    HMS Stronghold was sunk by Japanese cruiser Maya in the Pacific.
  • Operation K

    Operation K
    The japanese enacted 'Operation K' in an attempt to disrupt the repairs on Pearl Harbor. They where unsuccessful.
  • General Douglas MacArthur

    General Douglas MacArthur
    MacArthur abandoned Fort Corregidor, leaving behind 90000 American and Philipino troops with no supplies or support on Roosevelt's orders. The troops where later captured by the Japanese.
  • end of world war ll

    end of world war ll
    Germany signed an unconditional surrender that ended World War ll.
  • little boy

    little boy
    The United States drops atomic bomb -"Little Boy"- onto Hiroshima.
  • Japanese Internment Ends

    Japanese Internement is stopped, and Japanese Americans begin to be released from their camps.
    Quote: "May the injustice and humiliation suffered here as a result of histeria, racism, and economic exploition never emerge again."
    -- historical marker in California
  • japanese american evacuation claims act

    japanese american evacuation claims act
    Congress passes the Japanese Evacuation Claims Act.
  • reconceliation

    reconceliation
    President Reagan signed a paper aknowloging that we were wrong, and gave each family of the surviving Japanese refugees 20,000 dollers.