Internment of Japanese Canadians During World War II CHC2D8 Ms. Gluskin.

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Internment of Japanese Canadians During World War II CHC2D8 Ms. Gluskin

What is Your Opinion? Is discrimination ever justified? Just because Canada was at war with Japan did that make it fair to imprison Japanese Canadians?

Minoru Minoru (NFB) exile (19mins) exile ar+and+Conflict/Second+World+War/Japanes e-Canadian+Internment/ID/ / ar+and+Conflict/Second+World+War/Japanes e-Canadian+Internment/ID/ / CBC Archives, 1988 – Apology to Japanese Canadians. (4:30 mins)

Vocabulary Measures (noun) = actions toward a goal Suspend rights (verb) = take away people’s normal rights National emergency (noun) = situation where a country is experiencing a very serious problem, such as a war, and may take unusual actions Enemy aliens (noun) = people from countries Canada was at war with Interior (noun) = inside Internment (noun) = imprisonment Seized (verb) = took by force Redress (noun) = to make an apology for something that happened in the past

History of Japanese Canadians nt/kids/ e.html (Library and Archives Canada) nt/kids/ e.html

Internment Camp Kananaskis Internment Camp.

Camp Locations National Association of Japanese Canadians, Map of Internment Centres, 2005, (May 1, 2014). Camps were located in the interior of B.C.

Property Seizure Property such as boats, homes, businesses were seized by the government. CBC News, UBC awards degrees to interned Japanese students, May 30, 2012, canadian-students (May 30, 2014). canadian-students

Worksheet Continuity and Change Reasons (?)