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Japanese Internment: Government Rights During War

Explore the ethical dilemma of detaining innocent individuals during wartime, focusing on the Japanese Internment. Delve into reasons behind this controversial decision and its implications.

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Japanese Internment: Government Rights During War

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  1. Bell Work • Should the government have the right to detain people during times of war…even if they have done nothing wrong?

  2. Follow Up Questions… • What if the United States is at war with a particular country? • Should Americans who are descendants of that country be held under suspicion of possible treason or espionage?

  3. Japanese Internment 1942-1944

  4. Imagine having to pack all of your belongings…what would you take with you?

  5. What was the government’s response to Pearl Harbor and ultimately called for the Japanese-American internment? • Fear of another attack • Feb. 1942—FDR issued Executive Order 9066 • --What did this do?

  6. Fear of disloyalty to the U.S. Fear of Japanese spies National Security Concerns What were the reasons for sending Japanese-Americans to the camps?

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