WWII Home Front: Japanese Internment - Cause and Consequence
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This worksheet explores the causes and consequences of Japanese Internment in the United States during World War II, focusing on understanding the reasons behind its implementation and its impact on Japanese Americans.
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WWII Home Front: Japanese Internment - Cause and Consequence
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Introduction to Japanese Internment
Source A: Executive Order 9066
'The President hereby issues an executive order directing all persons of Japanese ancestry, whether or not they are citizens, to be excluded from designated military areas.' Provenance: Executive Order signed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1942.
Causes of Internment
Source B: Media Reports during WWII
'The Japanese are a threat to our security and must be monitored or removed.' Provenance: Newspaper article from 1942 emphasizing fears about Japanese Americans.
Consequences of Internment
Source C: Japanese American Internment Camps
'Japanese Americans were forcibly relocated and confined in camps for the duration of WWII.' Provenance: Historical summary describing internment camps.
Reflection and Evaluation
Source D: Reflection by a Japanese American
'Internment was a painful injustice that forever changed our community.' Provenance: Personal reflection from a Japanese American who experienced internment.
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