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Suspicions of the Japanese
At the start of the war Japanese immigrants started to travel to the U.S and the Americans didn't trust the Japanese. It relates because the Japanese were in war with the U.S and they could've sent codes to the Japanese. -
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1890 through 1945
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Gentlemen's Agreement
It was when there were too many Japanese people in America but it allowed the immigrant's families to go to the U.S and that leads to picture brides. It relates because they needed more places for the Japanese immigrants. -
Outgrowth of the Japanese
It was when there was too much japanese people entering the U.S. It relates because there were too many people in the U.S. -
Picture Brides
It was after when the Japanese couldn't travel to the U.S and they sent pictures to eachother and then married for the people to get to the U.S. It relates because it was more Japanese immigrants coming to the U.S after the Gentlemen's Agreement. -
Japan alliances with Hitler
It's when the Germans and the Japanese leaders come to form an alliance for the war. It relates because Japan is where the people came from and the Germans are the enemy in the war and their country just allied with them. -
Popular Speeches that Sabotage the Japanese
It was when someone popular gave a speech that made the Japanese look bad. It relates because it concinced people that the Jaoanese were a threat. -
Pearl Harbor Bombing
It was when the Japanese bombed a major U.S military station. It relates to the question because it's their own race attacking the U.S where they are traveling to for new lifes. -
Mistrust of the Japanese
After Pearl Harbor the Americans thought that the Japanese immigrants may have been spies. It relates because the Japanese people could've been in touch with a Japanese general to make attacks against the U.S. -
Revoking Licenses
The Americans started revoking Japanese licenses. It relates because it was before they started traveling to go to the internment camps. -
Civillian Exclusion Orders
It was the order that said for the Japanese to move to internment camps. It relates because were being ordered to internment camps unfairly.
