Japanese American Relocation During WWII

During World War II, the U.S. government forcibly relocated thousands of Japanese American citizens to internment camps far from their homes. This video highlights the emotional and historical significance of these events, urging viewers to reflect on this impactful and shocking chapter of American history.

What term is used to describe the relocation camps during World War II?

• Cap jail

• Prison camps

• Internment camps

• Detention centers

Which group of people was relocated by the U.S. government during World War II?

• German Americans

• Italian Americans

• Japanese Americans

• Chinese Americans

How far were the relocation camps from the homes of Japanese American citizens?

• A few miles away

• Hundreds of miles away

• In neighboring states

• In the same city

What is the primary purpose of the film mentioned in the transcript?

• To inform about the relocation of Japanese Americans

• To showcase American patriotism

• To educate about World War II

• To entertain

What emotional impact does the film aim to have on viewers?

• Amusement

• Confusion

• Shock and movement

• Indifference