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Gentlemans Agreement
Increases Japanese population by reducing the amount of Japanese immigration in the U.S. Picture Brides. Digital image. Issei History. 2006. Web. http://jahmp.org/history.php?t=Issei -
California's Alien Land Law
The law prohibited any Japanese from buying land in the state,. -
Executive Order 9066
This effects the Japanese by moving them to internment camps and moving them from their west coast homes. The housing barracks/built by the U.S. Army engineer corps, at the internment center where Japanese Americans are relocated in Amache, Colo. Digital image. Howstuffworks. Jane McGrath. Web. 4/2/13. http://history.howstuffworks.com/history-vs-myth/japanese-internment-camp.htm -
Exclusion Act
By the end of the 1940s, all restrictions on Asians acquiring U.S. citizenship are abolished. chineseexclusionact/Invitation to ratify the Chinese Exclusion Act. Digital image. Modern American History. 02/21/11. Web. 4/2/13. http://blsciblogs.baruch.cuny.edu/his1005spring2011/tag/chinese-exclusion-act/ -
U.S. v. Korematsu
In the case of United States v. Korematsu, the Supreme Court upholds the internment of Japanese Americans as constitutional.
This relates to the Japanese in that it is now legal for the United States to place them in internment camps. -
United States repaies Japanese.
The Redress Act provides $20,000 compensation to survivors of the World War II internment of Japanese and Japanese Americans. This relates to the Japanese in that after all these years of being essentially imprisoned, they are finally being repaid
