They Called us Enemy - Unit 1, 2 and 3

ominous

• remembering something in the past, a memory

• official government business

• an executive order written by President Franklin Roosevelt that granted power to the Secretary of War and his subordinates to exclude “any or all persons” from designated areas

• the sense that something bad is going to happen; threatening

recollection

• remembering something in the past, a memory

• official government business

• an executive order written by President Franklin Roosevelt that granted power to the Secretary of War and his subordinates to exclude “any or all persons” from designated areas

• the sense that something bad is going to happen; threatening

Executive Order 9066

• remembering something in the past, a memory

• official government business

• an executive order written by President Franklin Roosevelt that granted power to the Secretary of War and his subordinates to exclude “any or all persons” from designated areas

• the sense that something bad is going to happen; threatening

bureaucracy

• remembering something in the past, a memory

• official government business

• an executive order written by President Franklin Roosevelt that granted power to the Secretary of War and his subordinates to exclude “any or all persons” from designated areas

• the sense that something bad is going to happen; threatening

True or False? An alien is a foregin-born resident who is not a citizen.

What did American citizens of Japanese descent face during World War II?

• Discrimination and forced relocation

• Equal treatment and respect

• Financial support and assistance

• Celebration and recognition

What happened to Japanese Americans after the bombing of Pearl Harbor?

• They were sent to internment camps

• They were given compensation

• They were allowed to return to their homes

• They were deported to Japan

common denominator

• public use of language for persuasive purposes

• to become familiar with

• something that is the same for all the members of a group

• being well known for some bad quality or deed

rhetoric

• public use of language for persuasive purposes

• to become familiar with

• something that is the same for all the members of a group

• being well known for some bad quality or deed

acquainted

• public use of language for persuasive purposes

• to become familiar with

• something that is the same for all the members of a group

• being well known for some bad quality or deed