Interred Japanese Aid In War Effort

The video discusses the organization of special combat units for Japanese-Americans in relocation centers, highlighting their loyalty and readiness to fight for liberty. It also covers the farewell to these soldiers and the opportunities for loyal Japanese-Americans to take war jobs. Additionally, the video showcases the educational programs available in the relocation centers for both children and adults, emphasizing their commitment to American values.

What was the potential force size of American citizens of Japanese ancestry according to the War Department ruling?

• 110,000

• 23,000

• 50,000

• 10,000

What is the main theme of the farewell scene for Japanese-Americans?

• Return to Japan

• Celebration of victory

• Departure to fight for liberty

• Protest against relocation

What opportunities were available for Japanese-Americans with proven loyalty?

• Return to Japan

• Start their own businesses

• Take war jobs outside

• Join the navy

What type of education is provided to children in the relocation centers?

• Vocational training

• Military training

• All-American course

• Traditional Japanese education

What is the significance of the pledge of allegiance by young Americans in the relocation centers?

• It shows their eagerness to return to Japan

• It demonstrates their loyalty to America

• It is a protest against the relocation centers

• It is a call for international support