Controversial Moves – WW2

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Controversial Moves – WW2 Chapter 24

Women’s Army Corps

AA March on DC – A. Philip Randolph

Tuskegee Airmen

Zoot Suit Riots

Japanese Internment Executive Order 9066 Internment of Japanese Americans Nisei – born in US Isei – born in Japan West Coast 442nd regiment – most decorated unit ever

US and the Holocaust Holocaust – genocide of Jews US Concentration Camps -> Death Camps 6-8 mill. Jews killed 10-12 Mill. “undesirables” killed US War Refuge Board – help refugees Quota Laws – no immigrants Win war 1st

Reasons for Dropping Atomic Bombs Japan – no surrender 1 mill US deaths -> invasion of Japan $ No USSR in Japan Show strength

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