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Trenton Nading Japanese-American Internment Camps…

- - - - they had to pack anything they could bring on there back or suitcases
    - - they had to sell any blongings they could not bring such as pets, cars, weapons
    - - most Japanese Americans had to abandon businesses (executive)
  - - - rual areas, swamps, desserts
    - - how many camps
        
        10 camps
      - locations (states, enviroment)
        
        Idaho, Utah,Arizona, California, Arkansas, Colorado, Wyoming (executive)
      - types of areas
        
        cow sheds, horse stalls, racetracks, and fairgrounds (japanese internment)
- - - - japanese
    - - casualities
        
        3,818 died (pearl)
      - 170 american airplanes, 160 more damaged that morning and 3 ships (pearl)
    - - December 7,1941 (pearl)
  - - - immigrants from japan in California, Oregon, Washington, and Arizona were forced to move into relocation camps (executive)
      - on February 19 1942 the order was issued and signed by Franklin D. Roosevelt (executive)