The Internment of the Japanese Americans

Jun 20, 2013

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Purpose for Research. What happened in the internment camps where the Japanese of America were sent? Why were they relocated in the first place?. Events Leading to Internment. The Japanese and Japanese-American were sent to internment camps after the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.America feared Japan at the time, leading them to believe that all the Japanese were spies for Japan and the Axis Powers..

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