Understanding the Immigrant Experience

The video narrates the story of a Japanese immigrant family in America, highlighting the father's journey from Japan to Los Angeles. It explores the challenges faced by first-generation immigrants, including fear and prejudice during wartime. The narrative delves into community dynamics, identity struggles, and the injustices faced by Japanese immigrants, ultimately reflecting on their resilience and experiences.

Where did the narrator's father immigrate from?

• Korea

• Japan

• China

• Vietnam

What was the occupation of the narrator's father in Los Angeles?

• Engineer

• Doctor

• Teacher

• Store Owner

How did the narrator's father feel about being called an immigrant?

• Offended

• Indifferent

• Confused

• Proud

What did the narrator's father have for breakfast?

• Pancakes

• Cereal

• Toast

• Bacon and eggs

What was the general sentiment towards Japanese immigrants during the war?

• Acceptance

• Fear

• Admiration

• Indifference

What generation was the narrator's father in the United States?

• Fourth

• Third

• Second

• First

What did the narrator's family experience due to societal prejudices?

• Relocation

• Award

• Promotion

• Scholarship

What was written on the walls and floors of the narrator's home?

• Welcome

• Not Welcome

• Congratulations

• Happy Birthday

What did the narrator's father do when he was forced to leave his home?

• Protested

• Packed his bags

• Called the police

• Ignored it