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Matt Robnett (Hardships of camp life (Enviornment (Search lights swept the…
Matt Robnett
Hardships of camp life
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Enviornment
Search lights swept the grounds between the two places. They were guarded be eight towers with machine guns.
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Housing
Japanese Americans had to live in animal stalls such as horses, cows, and pigs stalls.
Some barracks which are 6 room apartments had cracks in them that let in dust and that could suffocate someone.
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Sanitation
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They had to walk to a different building to shower, wash their clothes, and go to the restroom.
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Relocation Process
Frenzy of moving
Selling Items
Because of the rush of moving away to a camp, Japanese people would sell their valuables for a really low price.
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Assembly Centers
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Purpose
The Japanese were expected to be loyal to their homeland so people thought the Japanese on the west coast might start an invasion.
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Internment Camps
Relocation centers were situated many miles inland, often in remote and desolate locales.
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Historical Background
Attack on Pearl Harbor
In the Japanese mind the reason they attacked was because it was high time to get easy pickings before germany ended the war altogether.
December 7,1941 @ 7:55 AM
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