Japanese American Internment During WWII

What event led to the West Coast being considered a potential combat zone?

• The Battle of Midway

• The signing of the Tripartite Pact

• The Doolittle Raid

• The attack on Pearl Harbor

What was the primary concern that led to the evacuation of Japanese Americans from critical areas?

• Political protests

• Economic instability

• Sabotage and espionage

• Cultural differences

How did the government assist Japanese Americans during the relocation process?

• By providing free housing

• By offering financial compensation

• By helping manage their properties

• By arranging overseas travel

Where were Japanese Americans initially moved to during the relocation?

• Assembly centers

• Military bases

• Urban apartments

• Overseas territories

What activities did Japanese Americans engage in at the new communities?

• Starting new businesses

• Traveling abroad

• Building schools and working

• Organizing protests

What was one of the goals of the relocation centers?

• To prepare them for military service

• To convert them to a different religion

• To provide opportunities for work and self-governance

• To isolate Japanese Americans permanently

What was the ultimate goal for loyal Japanese Americans according to the video?

• To return to Japan

• To regain their freedom

• To join the military

• To become government officials

What was the hope for the disloyal Japanese Americans?

• To be sent to Japan

• To be imprisoned

• To leave the country for good

• To be rehabilitated

What standard was the U.S. trying to set during the relocation process?

• A standard for cultural integration

• A standard for economic growth

• A standard for humane treatment

• A standard for military efficiency

What was the role of the army in the new communities?

• To guard the outer limits

• To manage daily activities

• To provide education

• To lead religious services