WW2 Relocation

What were the internment, or relocation, camps during WW2?

• Rehabilitation centers for war veterans

• Detention centers for Japanese Americans, as well as German and Italian Americans, during WW2.

• Refugee camps for European immigrants

• Military training facilities for American soldiers

Describe the Japanese American experience during WW2 relocation.

• Japanese Americans were relocated voluntarily during WW2.

• Japanese Americans were not affected by WW2 relocation.

• Japanese Americans were given special privileges during WW2 relocation.

• Japanese Americans were relocated and interned in camps during WW2 due to fear of espionage and sabotage.

What was the significance of Executive Order 9066?

• It authorized the "relocation" of Japanese Americans during World War II.

• It declared war on Japan

• It established the United Nations

• It abolished slavery in the United States

Who is the author of 'They Called Us Enemy'?

• John Smith

• George Takei

• Michael Brown

• Emily Johnson

Explain the concept of generational trauma in the context of WW2 relocation.

• Generational trauma in WW2 relocation refers to the transmission of physical injuries only.

• Generational trauma in the context of WW2 relocation refers to the transmission of trauma subsequent generations, impacting their mental and emotional well-being.

• Generational trauma in WW2 relocation is a positive experience for subsequent generations.

• Generational trauma in WW2 relocation only affects the first generation directly involved.

Where were the internment camps located?

• Various locations across the United States

• In Europe

• Only in California

• In Canada

How did Japanese Americans feel about being relocated during WW2?

• Japanese Americans felt a mix of emotions, including fear, anger, confusion, and betrayal.

• Japanese Americans felt excited and hopeful about the relocation

• Japanese Americans felt relieved and grateful for the relocation

• Japanese Americans felt indifferent about the relocation

What impact did Executive Order 9066 have on Japanese Americans?

• Japanese Americans were given reparations for their internment

• Japanese Americans were forcibly relocated and interned in camps.

• Japanese Americans were granted full citizenship rights

• Japanese Americans were allowed to return to their homes immediately

What is the main message conveyed in 'They Called Us Enemy'?

• A guide to gardening techniques

• A story about space exploration

• A tale of medieval knights

• Experience of Japanese American internment during World War II and standing up against injustice

How has generational trauma affected the descendants of those affected by WW2 relocation?

• Descendants have developed a strong sense of national pride as a result of WW2 relocation

• Descendants have experienced mental health issues, identity struggles, and challenges in forming relationships.

• Generational trauma has had no impact on the descendants of those affected by WW2 relocation

• Descendants have experienced financial prosperity due to WW2 relocation