American Citizen or Internal Enemy: Reasons Behind the Creation of the Japenese-American Interment Camps

Title: American Citizen or Internal Enemy: Reasons Behind the Creation of the Japenese-American Interment Camps
Author: Konner Monk
Faculty Advisor: John L. Rector
Date: 1/1/2015
Abstract: While the bombings of Pearl Harbor were a factor leading to the creation of the Japanese-American Internment Camps, it was not the sole factor in the creation of these camps. More importantly Japanese-American internment camps were a continuation of the social relations the American public had towards this group.
Type: Text
Keywords: Japanese-American; Internment Camps; Pearl Harbor; Racism; Nativism; World War Two
Language: eng
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Department: History
Identifier: his/47