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This overview explores Utah's significant contributions during World War II, including the internment of Japanese American citizens and the state’s involvement in the war effort, such as the presence of concentration camps. It also highlights the impact of the Civil Rights Movement in Utah, showcasing Dr. King's speech at the University of Utah and the struggles against segregation. Additionally, it touches upon the Cold War era, the fight against communism, and pivotal events like the Berlin Airlift, reflecting Utah's diverse historical narrative.
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WWII • Fight between Axis powers: Germany, Italy, Japan and the Allies: Britain, France, Russia and USA • A total war where normal citizens were consumed with supporting the war effort
Topaz • Concentration Camp in Central Utah • Japanese American citizens were shipped to Utah. • Kept under guard • Why? Trying to keep the Japanese Americans from relaying secrets to the Japanese army. • Racism
Communism • Communism is a social, political and economic ideology that aims at the establishment of a classless, moneyless, revolutionary and stateless socialist society structured upon common ownership of the means of production.
The Civil Rights Movement Dr King visited Utah and gave a speech at the University of Utah
Civil Rights Movement • No segregated schools in Utah • Famous black singers had a hard time finding hotels to stay in • Civil Rights Act of 1964 • Outlawed discrimination based on race