What are internees that didn't accept U.S. citizenship
100
Executive order _____ had interned Japanese-Americans
What is executive act 9066
200
___________ made about $19 a month
What are medical specialist
200
This was a sign that camps were not for protection
What are post with soldiers pointed inward
200
This was where internees were not allowed to fight in
What is Japan
200
_____ didn't accept U.S. citizenship
What is 6,000 internees
200
This was found legal by the supreme court
What is the forceful removal/relocation of Japanese-Americans from
300
This was trade by camps to other camps
What is crops/grown food
300
________ internees were American Citizens
What is about 127,000
300
This was why some internees did not join the army
What is the internment of Japanese-Americans
300
______ were sent back to Japan
What is 1,500 internees
300
Internees were given _____ and a _____ when they were free
What is $25 and a train ticket
400
________ and _________ were written by journalist.
What are magazines and newspaper
400
This was were internees waited days to be relocated
What are civilian assembly centers
400
This was why internees joined the army
What is to show loyalty to the United States
400
______ was when the act was passed
What is 1944
400
_____ were open to people who could go home right away
What were internment camps
500
The student to teacher ratio was _______ (elementary)
What is 48 to 1
500
places that were built for 4 fit ____ people
What are 25 people
500
_____ was the size of the regiment made up of internees
What is 20,000
500
*This isn't a renunciation act question because i can't think of one*
______ was the amount of student allowed to go to college out of internment camps
What are 250 students
500
Internees were sent _____ if they didn't leave the camps by their closure dates