They Called Us Enemy Part 4 (109-147)

Front

What were the coffee cans used for in the internment camps?

Back

For the boys to use the bathroom.

Front

When were Japanese Americans allowed to enlist in the military during World War II?

Back

February 3rd, 1943.

Front

What type of conflict is represented by the protests at Camp Tule Lake?

Back

Person vs Society.

Front

Why did young men at Camp Tule Lake feel disillusioned and radicalized?

Back

They felt betrayed by their country.

Front

How long had the Takei family been living at Rohwer before they were forced to move again?

Back

One year & seven months.

Front

What does 'internment' mean in the context of Japanese Americans during World War II?

Back

The forced relocation and confinement of Japanese Americans in camps.

Front

What was the significance of Camp Tule Lake during World War II?

Back

It was a site of protests and a symbol of resistance against internment.

Front

What emotions did Japanese Americans experience due to their internment?

Back

Feelings of betrayal, anger, and confusion.

Front

What role did the U.S. government play in the internment of Japanese Americans?

Back

The government ordered the internment through Executive Order 9066.

Front

What is a primary source, and how does it relate to 'They Called Us Enemy'?

Back

A primary source is an original document or firsthand account; the book itself is a primary source.