Order 9066 was a World War 2 policy that had long term consequences for the Japanese Americans. The order allowed the Army to "evacuate" anyone that they thought was a threat to National Security.
It affected the Japanese Americans severely. The order forced more than 120,000 Japanese to relocate. They were relocated to 1 of the 10 internment camps around the U.S. (Internment = putting someone into some sort of prison..) They put the Japanese into these camps in fear that they were loyal to Japan.
During the nineteenth century, Factory workers had it quite hard. The conditions were unbearable and are very dangerous. With dangerous vapor zooming around filling their lungs with dangerous chemicals. The eqiupment was most of the time dangerous and broken, which usally led to deaths.
First, it was a very cool climate in the early fourteenth century when the crop failure happened. Also, irregular lengthy rain patterns killed the crops very fast.
Answer:
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Explanation:
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