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During WWII, Japenese-americans were discriminated against because, well, they were japenese. Many people did not trust the Japenese-Americans because they were suspicious that they may be spies. During the war many Japenese-Americans were 'Round-Up' and taken to camps located throughout the USA. In these camps they were forced to sleep in baarracks that were small and uncomfortable. They stayed there for a majority of the second world war.

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