WWII Internment Camps

During WWII how many Japanese Americans were accused of sabotage? 

• 0
• 6
• 28
• 846

When Japanese Americans had to report to the camps what did most of the families  have to do? 

• Sale or store all of their belongings because they could only take what they could carry in a suitcase 
• Find a neighbor or family member to leave their children with 
• Give all of their money and property to the US government 
• Enlist in the US Army

How many Japanese-Americans were relocated?

• 1,000,000-2,000,000
• 15,000-30,000 
• 10,000-20,000
• _{110,000-120,000}

Did the U.S. know about the Pearl Harbor attack?

• Yes, they knew

• No, it was a surprise

• Japan and the U.S. were allies; nothing was bombed.

Who was the president during this time?

• Franklin Roosevelt

• Theodore Roosevelt

• Harry Truman

• N Chamberlain

Who won the court case?

• Korematsu 
• The United States

The Korematsu legal team argued that Executive Order 9066 was a violation of Korematsu's ...

• 13th Amendment rights
• 14th Amendment rights
• 15th Amendment rights
• 16th Amendment rights

What did the Japanese-Americans do in the camps?

• Work
• Play with friends
• Go on field trips
• Hunt animals

What was Fred Korematsu arrested for?

• Staying in Oakland and not reporting to the internment camps
• Aiding the Japanese
• Giving intelligence  to US enemy's 
• Not giving his money and property to the US Government 

Define Nisei:

• an immigrant
• a food
• a person born in the US whose parents were immigrants from Japan.
• a soldier