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The constitutional issue of the internment of Japanese Americans happened and individuals/groups attempted to fight against it. But there was not much that could have been done at that time. It was wartime and the United States had to protect its interests during the war.
During World War II, the US government sent people of Japanese ancestry to internment camps based on whether they lived in an exclusion zone.
Through Executive Order 9066, US President Franklin D. Roosevelt made a controversial decision during World War II years: the establishment of internment camps for Japanese people that lived in the US. The decision created controversy because people thought it violated the civil rights of Japanese descendants. This presidential decision came after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. The camps were located in Oregon, Washington, and California.
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Georgia became a royal colony in 1752. The trustees were unable to establish self-government and gave up before the 21 year charter had expired. Freemen were given the right to vote (unless they were Roman Catholics) and the people elected an assembly. The governor was appointed by the king.
Yes we should because they have more experience with life and respect but they should always respect us back
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They had to huddle in a area that looked barely noticeable. They found this empty building only to find themselves in a kids place called Chesters kidzone
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