7.3B Lesson Review

7.3B Lesson Review

WW2 and Washington Citizens

ARTICLE I SECTION 3 PERSONAL RIGHTS (WA STATE Constitution)

• No person shall be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law.

  • Due Process --> a legal case must be done in a way that protects the rights of all the people involved

Multiple Choice

Based on Article 1 Section 3 of our state constitution: no person shall be deprived of what?

• life

• liberty

• property

• All of the above

Order 9066

• 1942...after Pearl Harbor fear of another Japanese attack

• Gave military ability to move Japanese Immigrants away from, "national-defense material, national-defense premises, and national-defense utilities" places

• Why would the government allow this?

Multiple Choice

Order 9066 allowed.....

• the government to move German immigrants away from military places

• the government to sell more lumber to the military

• the government to move Japanese immigrants away from national security places

Reactions on Japanese Relocation

• " Needs to be done."

• "Immigrants can go, but citizens should be able to stay"

• What would the difference be between an immigrant and a citizen? Why would this difference matter?

• "All Japanese living here are part of our community and deserve to be here."

• 120,000 people interned.....2/3 were citizens

Multiple Choice

True or False --

"Everyone agreed that people of Japanese descent should be interned."

• True

• False

Internment Life

• families given 50 sq. ft.

• Army Cots & cotton matresess

• Poor diet sanitation

• Created jobs and recreation activities

Internment

• Eventually banned Japanese language and music

• Why would this be done?

• Lifted 1945

Multiple Choice

Which of the following shows what internment life was like?

• people were allowed to create jobs within the camps

• people were not allowed to speak Japanese as soon as they entered the camps

• families were given a lot of privacy

Bracero Program

• Agreement that allowed Mexican immigrants to work in USA

• Allowed there to be more workers during WW2

• Why would WA State need more workers during WW2?

• These men were temp workers that had a contract

Multiple Choice

True or False --

"The Bracero Program allowed Mexican men to immigrate to the USA to work temporarily."

• True

• False

Positives & Negatives of the Bracero Program

Positives

• men got money...USA got temp workers

Negatives

• men had no say in the government...Mexico lost workers...poor working conditions