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When the US (Pearl Harbour) was attacked by the Japanese and therefore joined in the Second World War, The US government required the internment of all racially Japanese Americans, as it was feared that the Japanese could have infiltrated the country with spies and saboteurs. Interning everyone that looked Japanese was an easy way of dealing with this threat although it was very unfair to most patriotic, American, Japaneses.
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Could the Japanese have defeated the Americans in World War 2?
No, the best the Japanese could hope for was that the US government would lose the will to fight and let the Japanese keep the territories it conquered in Asia & western Pacific. Even that hope was way out of line with reality. Americans were in no mood to "forgive & forget" after the Japanese attacked first.
When was Western League - Japanese baseball - created?
Western League - Japanese baseball - was created in 1952.
Who are more racist Americans or Western Europeans?
Americans
What happened to Hawaii and the western U.S. Japanese population during the war?
During World War II, the Japanese population in Hawaii and the western U.S. faced significant challenges and discrimination. In Hawaii, while there were instances of suspicion and internment, the majority of Japanese Americans were not forcibly removed due to their essential role in the labor force. In contrast, on the West Coast, around 120,000 Japanese Americans were forcibly relocated to internment camps, losing homes and businesses, largely due to wartime hysteria and racial prejudice. These actions had lasting impacts on the Japanese American community and highlighted issues of civil rights during wartime.
Which Japanese groups opposed Japanese relations with western powers?
Satsuma & Choshu
By 1942 the Japanese empire strected from southeast Asia to the western what?
Western Pacific Ocean
What was an effect of Japanese actions in China in the 1930s?
Western powers restricted their trade with Japan.
What year did Japanese Americans relocate?
It took place during the spring and summer of 1942 after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. The United States Government moved of 110,000 people of Japanese descent (both American-born and alien Japanese) from their homes in an area bordering the Pacific coast into 10 wartime communities constructed in remote areas between the Sierra Nevada Mountains and the Mississippi River, called "War Relocation Camps". At the time, the invasion of the West Coast by Japan seemed a possibility. The Western Defense Command of the United States Army decided that the military situation required this.
How do western hemisphere fish dishes differ from eastern?
There is a certain difference in the way how Eastern and Western people prepare their fish. For instance Japanese people eat their fish raw in sushi and Chinese steam their fish. Westerner such as British and Americans prepare their fish in fillet form.
The dutch were the only Western power the would trade with?
Japanese
Why don't anime characters look Japanese?
Anime is based on western cultural animation, thus though the storyline might be Japanese the characters are made to copy the western cuture characteristics.
Why do mid western Americans say you seen?
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