After Pearl Harbor happened for the US in WW II, the US got very scared that there were spies from Japan in the US (It was said that there were spies in Hawaii during Pearl Harbor), so they literally only took Japanese-Americans from the west coast of the US (places like Cali,Oregon,Etc) to places called interment camps, this was just to make sure that none of these people were spies and they couldn't do anything.
Many of the people taken in these internment camps were US citizens, but if you had one family member with heritage from Japan, you were taken to an internment camp.
The Sherman Anti- Trust act originally designed to reinforce the American ideals of "free trade", The Sherman Anti-Trust Act sought to bust up monopolies.
<span>"The natives were not legal owners of the land and we were justified in our treatment of them."
This is true because, as told by the story the settlers took advantage of the Indians because they knew they could get away with it. The governor wanted to help but didn't because he cared more for the settlers than the Indians, albeit he still cared.</span>
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