Japanese Internment Pre-IB World History. - Americans became skeptical of where the Japanese’s loyalties lied. - FDR issued an executive order to authorize.

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Japanese Internment Pre-IB World History

- Americans became skeptical of where the Japanese’s loyalties lied. - FDR issued an executive order to authorize the relocation and incarceration of Japanese Americans. Japanese-American Internment

The Wartime Relocation Agency (WRA) forced approximately 120,000 Japanese Americans to relocate to inland camps, living in crowded barracks behind barbed wire.

Korematsu v. U.S. Japanese American Internment (U.S. Govt Film) Korematsu Information

This Is the Enemy Prisoner of My Country Kenji

December 7, 1941 CASUALTIES 2,408 KILLED - 1,178 WOUNDED = 3,586 TOTAL NOTE: Many more were known to have received wounds from shrapnel and other flying debris that didn't receive hospitalization in the already overcrowded medical facilities and no records were kept of their treatment.

Executive Order 9066

Life After the Camps Many Japanese lost many irreplaceable items. – Family keepsakes were looted or destroyed in gov. storage. – Many had to quit their jobs because it was 5 miles or more away. – Many lost farms or homes because they were tenants. People owning land had to pay a caretaker or sell it. – Some died from lack of medical care & 7 shot after trying to escape. – Experienced violence and abuse when they returned. U.S. President Ronald Reagan signed the Civil Liberties Act of 1988, which granted reparations of $20,000 for each surviving detainee.

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Resources Pearl Harbor: The Attack. Photographs. April 30, 2013http:// Anti-Japanese propaganda posters. Propaganda posters.puredanceensemble.com,puredanceensemble.com May 1, 2013 Korematsu v. United States. Cartoon. korematsu_v_united_stateskorematsu_v_united_states. May 2, 2013 Japanese family. Picture. http: // students/ww2-history/ww2-by-the-numbers/japanese-american-internment.html.May 5, 2013http: // students/ww2-history/ww2-by-the-numbers/japanese-american-internment.html Japanese-American Internment. Pictures. Japanese-American+internment+camps, Japanese-American+internment+campshttp://mvmsreader.pbworks.com/w/page/ /Farewell%20To%20Manzanar%20B%20Block /Farewell%20To%20Manzanar%20B%20Block, /02/executive-order th-anniversary-japanese-internment-februrary-19/wdc- japanese-internment-announcement/2012/02/executive-order th-anniversary-japanese-internment-februrary-19/wdc- japanese-internment-announcement/, Unit_10_WW2/U10_race_issues.htmlUnit_10_WW2/U10_race_issues.html. May1, 2013

Media Sources This is the Enemy. Video. _detailpage&list=PL64CF32E398486D3C&v=JkaQqzumMGE_detailpage&list=PL64CF32E398486D3C&v=JkaQqzumMGE.May 2, 2013 Manzanar. Music Video. =1&list=PLC6E7984A80F52585=1&list=PLC6E7984A80F May 6, 2013 Japanese Relocation. Gov’t propaganda film. _OiPldKsM5w_OiPldKsM5w. May 1, 2013 Pearl Harbor attack scene. Movie. May 2, 2013http:// Declaration of War. Speech to Congress. =lK8gYGg0dkE=lK8gYGg0dkE. May 2, 2013 Executive Order Letter. doc/?dod-date=219. May 2, 2013http:// doc/?dod-date=219 Uchida, Yoshiko. (1995). Prisoner of My Country. The Invisible Thread: p New York, NY: Beech Tree BooksPrisoner of My Country

Kelly Hajdasz JFK Middle School Utica City School District