Bob Fletcher: WWII Samaritan for Japanese-American Farmers

The video highlights the story of Bob Fletcher, a Good Samaritan who helped Japanese American families during WWII. Despite the internment of Japanese Americans, Fletcher managed their farms, saving profits for their return. His actions exemplify kindness and selflessness, leaving a lasting legacy.

What event led to the United States entering World War II?

• The signing of the Treaty of Versailles

• The attack on Pearl Harbor

• The invasion of Poland

• The bombing of Hiroshima

What was the impact of the executive order signed by President Roosevelt in 1942?

• It ended World War II

• It provided financial aid to farmers

• It led to the internment of Japanese Americans

• It established the United Nations

How did Bob Fletcher assist Japanese American families during their internment?

• He provided them with legal assistance

• He managed their farms and saved profits for them

• He helped them escape to Canada

• He organized protests against the internment

What did Bob Fletcher do after the war ended?

• He became a politician

• He moved to Japan

• He continued as a volunteer firefighter

• He retired from public life

What was the outcome for the families whose farms Bob Fletcher managed?

• They lost their farms

• Their farms were thriving upon their return

• They had to sell their farms

• Their farms were destroyed during the war