Historical Events Papa The Family Japanese- American Identity Related Coursework 1pt 1 pt 1 pt 1pt 1 pt 2 pt 2 pt 2pt 2pt 2 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 4 pt 4 pt 4pt 4 pt 4pt 5pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt
Attack that prompts the detainment of Japanese-Americans
What is Pearl Harbor?
What the loyalty oath asks.
Will you serve the US Military? Will you denounce Japan?
What individuals leaving the camps are given.
What is a train ticket and $25?
The president during this time.
Who is F. D. R.?
Where Woody visits in Japan.
Where is Hiroshima?
Warrior ancestors of Papa.
What are samurai?
Papa’s reaction to Jeanne being elected carnival queen.
What is disapproval?
Papa most apparent personality trait…
What is being prideful?
How Papa embarrasses Jeanne in front of her classmates.
What is bows?
This makes Papa cry.
What is the singing of the Japanese national anthem?
The oldest son who later serves in the military.
Who is Woody?
How Kiyo protects Mama.
What is punches Papa in the face?
The cause of Papa and Mama’s loving embrace.
What is the birth of a healthy grandson?
Where the majority of Jeanne’s older siblings settle after camp.
Where is the East Coast?
Kaz works here in the camp.
Where is the water reservoir shack?
Why Jeanne is afraid of individuals of Asian decent.
What is because Papa tells her the Chinamen will get her?
The very “American” hobby Jeanne studies.
What is baton twirling?
What Jeanne uses to get attention despite people judging her Japanese descent?
What is her femininity/sexuality?
Upon returning to school, a student says this to Jeanne after she speaks up in class.
What is “I didn’t know you spoke English!”
The meaning of Shikata-ga-nai?
What is “it can’t be helped?”
The opinion about Japanese-Americans as presented in many newspapers.
What is disgust, fear, hate, etc.?
The “father” who has wronged the speaker in the poem “Untitled.”
Who is America?
What is the second generation of Japanese immigrants?
What is Nisei?
What the mountain says about the Japanese-Americans in the poem “Manzanar.”
What is “they say you are bad, but I know you are good?”
The name of your survivor and something specific about him/her.
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