Japanese Internment and Vocab Review

He had committed this crime before with​ (a)   , but hopefully he will receive a punishment this time.

• impunity
• negligence
• unfettered
• inadequate
• anesthetize

Answer explanation

Impunity means freedom from punishment, harm, or loss.

During a disaster, food and supplies are typically (a)   to support those who need it.

• inadequate
• negligence
• unfettered
• impunity
• anesthetize

Answer explanation

Inadequate means not enough or not good enough.

He demanded ​ (a)   access to the school building even though he was a visitor.

• unfettered
• negligence
• impunity
• inadequate
• anesthetize

Answer explanation

Unfettered means not controlled or restricted.

The dog's owner is facing ​ (a)   charges for leaving the animal chained to a fence without proper food, water, or shelter.

• negligence
• unfettered
• impunity
• inadequate
• anesthetize

Answer explanation

Negligence means failure to take the care that a responsible person usually takes.

We may need to ​ (a)   the patient before the procedure occurs.

• anesthetize
• negligence
• impunity
• inadequate
• unfettered

Answer explanation

Anesthetize means to give drugs to a (patient) so that no pain can be felt.

Japanese-Americans being relocated to internment camps was a result of which World War?

• WWI

• WWII

• WWIII

• WWIV

What Executive Order authorized the forced removal of all persons deemed a threat to national security from the West Coast to "relocation centers" closer inland?

• Executive Order 9054

• Executive Order 9000

• Executive Order 9066

• Executive Order 5961

Who issued Executive Order 9066?

• President Ronald Reagan

• President Franklin Roosevelt

• President Theodore Roosevelt

• President John F. Kennedy

The texts that you have been reading in class can be considered what type of texts?

• Informative/Non-fiction

• Entertainment/Fiction

• Persuasion/Non-fiction

• Persuasion/Fiction

What is the difference between a primary source and a secondary source?