Caleb Cheeseman
Japanese American Internment Camps
I. Introduction Paragraph
Attention-getter
Thesis Statement
II. Historical Background
Attack on Pearl Harbor
Results of the Attack
Government Response & Actions
Presidents Order (ex. Order 9066)
III. Relocation Process
Frenzy of Moving
Packing Requirements
What to sell
Assembly Centers
Internment Camps
Locations (states & environments)
Security measures
IV. Hardships of Camp Life
Furniture
V. Conclusion Paragraph
Bathroom/Water Difficulties
Jail-like conditions
Laws created
Restricted Zones
117,000 Effected
Work in Assembly Centers
How Many Relocated
Adjustments
Violence in Camps
Activites
American Naval Vessels
Public Proclamations 1 and 2
California, Utah, Arizona
Doctors to teachers
over 17,000 children under 10
Only what could be carried
Heat
Armed Guards
Hot water was limited
Uninsulated Barracks
Tear-gassing
Barracks
Tar-papered houses
Reading
Food
Mutton
Families sold their possessions for low prices
“‘You uproot us and take us and put us in here and then all of a sudden you say, ‘Go in the army and sign this loyalty oath.’”
People Wounded & Killed
Military Zone No. 1 and No. 2
2,000 Persons over 65
1,000 Handicapped or infirm
Barbed Wire
Armed Guards
Extremely Hot Deserts
Privacy
People
Four or Five families in each
Cots and Army blankets
coal-burning stoves
Social Reporter
Teaching English
Hand Wash clothes