Farewell to Manzanar Foreword-Chapter 3

What is the author's relationship to Manzanar?

• She was interned there with her family after World War II. 
• She lived there when she was an adult. 
• She only visited it before World War II. 
• None of these

When did the first Japanese arrive on the US mainland and where did they settle?

• San Francisco, 1989
• San Diego, 1946
• Gold Hill, 1869
• Napa Valley, 1977

When did Congress grant naturalization rights to free whites and those of African descent?

• 1870
• 1955
• 1965
• 1985

In 1870, who was not granted naturalization rights?

• "Oriental" races 
• Europeans
• Canadians
• Australians

In 1886, Japan's government lifted its ban on emigration. What was the result?

• Japanese citizens did not leave Japan.
• For the first time, Japanese citizens were able to move to other countries. 
• Japanese citizens were only allowed to move to China. 
• None of these 

When was the attack on Pearl Harbor?

• December 7, 1981
• December 7, 1941
• December 7, 1945
• December 7, 1955

Which United States President was responsible for Executive Order 9066?

• President Johnson
• President  Roosevelt
• President Lincoln
• President Adams

What was Executive Order 9066?

• The War Department had authority to define military areas in the east.
• The War Department had authority to exclude anyone who might be a threat from entering the military areas in the west. 
• The Supreme Court rules Japanese Americans may now apply for citizenship. 
• None of these

When did evacuees begin arriving at Manzanar?

• February 19, 1945
• March 25, 1942
• December 7, 1941
• August 12, 2017

About how many individuals of Japanese descent were relocated to internment camps?

• 25,000
• 50,000
• 12,000
• 110,000