THE HISTORY

• In 1941 the Japens attacked
• Pearl Harbor and started
• WW11. The affect of this
• was that many Americans
• were prejudice against Japan's

CAMPS

• The Japanese were put into
• camps. There was about 10
• camps. The camps were
• over crowded and provided
• poor living conditions.

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• The houses they lived in
• had no plumbing or
• cooking facilities. They
• rationed out the food and
• they were charged for their food.

PREJUDICE

• The Japanese were victims
• of prejudice many times.
• One time was when the
• Americans took them to
• the camps with reasoning.

POLITICAL EFFECTS

• The American had put
• many affects on the
• Japanese American. Some
• reasons are...

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• They lost all their rights
• and their right to vote.

ECONOMIC EFFECTS

• The Americans were putting
• the Japanese Americans
• into camps. The effects of
• taking them to the camps
• are...

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• They lose all their land
• and the money they earn
• from the property.

SOCIAL EFFECTS

• The Japanese Americans
• had been seen differently
• because of the bombing
• in Pearl Harbor.

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• Another reason they were
• socially affected was that
• they weren't allowed to
• live we're they wanted to
• live.

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