Vocabulary
The state of being confined as a prisoner, especially for political or military reasons.
Internment
Document by FDR.
Forced Japanese Americans into internment camps.
Executive Order 9066
George Takei
Person who became block manager in the camps
Mr. Takei
Rhetorical appeal that appeals to the audiences emotions
Pathos
Something unfair that happens, often in violation of a basic human right.
injustice
The place that was bombed in the US by Japan that started the United States' involvement in WWII
Pear Harbor, Hawaii
How many siblings does the author have?
2
Location of the first camp that the author and his family were send to
Arkansas
Rhetorical appeal that appeals to logic, data, or evidence
Logos
Treating people like they're too inferior or uncivilized to considered real people
Dehumanization
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
What show was the author most famous for?
Star Trek
Place that the family went to on a trip while in the camps.
A farm
Rhetorical appeal that involves using the credibility of the speaker
Ethos
The fear of foreigners or strangers.
Xenophobia
1945
Where the author was born
Los Angeles
The author's parents were considered this after answering the loyalty questionnaire
No-Nos
Information that is spread for the purpose of promoting some cause
Propaganda
Someone who destroys or disrupts something on purpose
Saboteur
President who signed the Official Apology to Japanese Americans
Ronald Reagan
8
Area of Los Angeles that the author's family had to live in when they returned home
Skid Row
All of the elements of SPACECAT
Speaker, Purpose, Audience, Context, Exigence, and CAT (choices, appeals, tone)