Are you AAPI?
Remembering Manzanar
The Untold Story
Japanese Internment
200

AANHPI Represents More Than This Many Countries and Islands. 

What is 40 Countries and 25,000 Islands? 

200

This Label Was Used By Many Americans To Describe Japanese Immigration, Job Movement, and To Excuse and Justify Bigotry. 

What Was The "Japanese Invasion"?

200

This Internment Camp Was The First In Hawaii, With Notably Awful Conditions. 

What Was Sand Island?

200

This President Signed Executive Order 9066

Who is Franklin Deleanor Roosevelt?

400

In This Year, The US Illegally Annexed The Kingdom of Hawaii, and Also Received Spanish Island Colonies In The Treaty Of Paris. These Colonies Went On To Become Guam, Puerto Rico, and The Philippines. 

When Was 1898?

400

In This Year, The Emperor Of Japan Allowed People To Leave The "Home Islands," Kickstarting Immigration To The US In Search OF Economic Opportunity. 

When Was 1882?

400

This Supreme Court Case In This Year Denied Ese Citizenship, Explicitly Expanding On The Naturalization Act Of 1870. 

What Is Ozawa V. The United States in 1922?

400

This Government Group Was Responsible for the Logistics of the Internment Camps

What was the W.R.A./ War Relocation Authority

600

AANHPI Is An Acronym For These Groups. 

What Are Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders?

600

There Were This Many Internment Camps And This Many People Affected By The End Of The War. 

What is 10 Camps and 120,000 People. 

600

Labor In This Mainstay Of The Hawaiian Economy Persuaded Lieutenant General Delos C. Emmons To Decline A Full Scale Internment Of Japanese People In Hawaii. 

What Is Sugar Cane?

What Are Sugar Cane Plantations? 

600

This Person Visited and Photographed Manzanar and Captured Daily Life In The Camp

Who was Ansel Adams?

800

May Was Signed Into Law as AAHNPI History Month In This Year, By This President. 

Who Was Jimmy Carter in 1978?

800

At This Date And Time, The Bombing Of Pearl Harbor Started, And Was Subsequently Used As An Excuse To Intern Japanese People In the US. 

December 7th, 1941, At 9:55a Hawaiian Time. 

800

This Unit Of The US Army Was Comprised Of This Group Of People. 

What Was The 100th Infantry Battalion; Who Were The Nisei/Second-Generation Japanese-Americans? 

800

Even Before Forced Relocation, This Service Was Temporarily Frozen, Threatening The Stability of Japanese Americans' Lives. 

What Are Bank Accounts in American Branches of Japanese Banks?

1000

These Two Berkeley Students Coined Asian American in 1968, Inspired By The Black Power Movement; The Term Emerged Around The Same Time As Ethnic Studies As A Field. 

Who Were Yuji Ichioka and Emma Gee? 

1000

Following Rising Tensions And A Resulting Riot At Manzanar Camp, Prisoners That Answered No To These Two Questions In The Loyalty Questionnaire Were Sent To This Camp- Following That, This Happened To Some Of The "No-No Boys."

What Were Questions #27 and #28, Camp Tule, and Eventual Deportation To Japan? 

1000

In 1980, President Carter Signed This Bill Into Law. 

What Is The Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians (CWRIC)

1000

President Ronald Reagan Signed This Act Into Law In This Year, Providing This Amount To Each Individual Survivor. 

What is the Civil Liberties Act, Signed in 1988, Awarding $20,000.00 To Each LIVING Survivor.