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