The Korematsu vs. United States case was very controversial, as it dealt with Executive Order 9066. Shortly after Japans attack on Pearl Harbor and US declaration of war on Japan, citizens of Japanese descendant were forced to internment camps within the United States. Japanese-American citizens were sent to these camps even though they committed no crimes and many of them were US citizens who never been to Japan before.
Korematsu felt that be put in internment camps was an abuse of power by the federal government, hence him taking it to court. However, the court ruled in favor of the federal government, saying that placing Japanese-American citizens in internment camps during World War II was not unconstitutional. This angered supporters of civil liberties because these individuals committed no crimes and were treated extremely poor. They felt that this violated several different constitutional rights and went against America's foundation of citizens being entitled to "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness."
Answer:
it was in tokyo so a or b
im pretty sure B
Explanation:
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It is NOT
Cultural diversity and inclusion means we celebrate all kinds of languages, foods, clothes and cultures.
By limiting foreign television, we will be limiting the chance for people to explore, news, Television, and even cartoon content from other countries, which can actually help us to learn a lot about each other.
Answer:
The answers are number 2 and 3.
Explanation:
In 1935, Hitler started rearming and stockpiling military supplies for his army, and thus in doing so, was violating the treaty of Versailles.
He also sent troops into the Rhineland, which had to be demilitarised under the treaty, meaning it was also a violation.
