Internment Camps

Internment Camps • Period 4 • Crystal Davis • Brenda Cervantes • Gilberto Garcia • Juan Hernandez

Information about Internment Camps • Pearl Harbor was attacked on December 17, 1941. • The effects of relocating all persons of Japanese ancestry was the Executive Order 9066. • President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued the Executive Order 9066. • The Japanese people living in Internment Camps were the ones who were affected by Executive Order 9066. • The Issei were the first generation of the Japanese people • The Nisei were the second generation of the Japanese people. • Gila River, Santa Fe, and Pomona were three of the relocation centers for Internment. • Japanese American volunteers from the mainland United States and the Hawaiian Islands were the 442nd Regimental Combat Team

The Public Law 100-83 acknowledged the injustice of the Internment. • In 1988 the Public Law 100-83 was passed. • 111,000 Japanese people were affected by the Executive Order 9066. • In 1943 and 1944 the 442nd Regimental cambat team was formed. • In February 19,1942 the Executive Order 9066 was issued. • United States war Relocation Athority administered Executive Order 9066. • President George H.W. Bush apoligized after Public Law 100-83 was passed.

Pictures of Internment Camps

Conclusion • Its an entrance to the camp. People in this place were miserable.

Internment Camps