Reilly Quiambao Ms. Minter American Lit, Period 1 Due 25 April, 2024 [Essential Question as Title] The book Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet strikingly depicts the truth of the events that occurred during World War II about how Japanese Americans were treated along with being incredibly useful in bringing awareness to the problem of cultural globalization by using past experiences to describe the different cultural backgrounds in America and the effects that globalization played a role on them, and finally is not at all fair in depicting racism when it comes to people of different ethnicities in America. World War II Truth can be defined as something that is accurately represented in history. After the bombing of Pearl Harbor from Japan, the American
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This was an attempt to round up all the Japanese until the war was over with Japan after the incident with Pearl Harbor. Additionally, from the University libraries of the University of Washington, talks about turning portions of Washington, Oregon, California, Montana, Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, and Alaska into a militarized zone and a Theatre of Operations for the Western Defense command. Along with that, it also talks about how many Japanese, German, or Italian, immigrants and Japanese residents have now relocated to Military Area number 1. This document was a security measure due to the many incoming immigrants from these foreign countries during a time of war and was meant to be a temporary center of relocation until the war was over to guarantee there were no spies for the enemies. Additionally, after Public Proclamation 1 came out, Executive Order 9066 was signed and put in full effect with the news explaining, “Executive Order 9066 forced the removal of anyone of Japanese ancestry from the West Coast; over 7,000 Japanese Americans had to leave Seattle for inland incarceration camps” (Seattle
This was an attempt to round up all the Japanese until the war was over with Japan after the incident with Pearl Harbor. Additionally, from the University libraries of the University of Washington, talks about turning portions of Washington, Oregon, California, Montana, Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, and Alaska into a militarized zone and a Theatre of Operations for the Western Defense command. Along with that, it also talks about how many Japanese, German, or Italian, immigrants and Japanese residents have now relocated to Military Area number 1. This document was a security measure due to the many incoming immigrants from these foreign countries during a time of war and was meant to be a temporary center of relocation until the war was over to guarantee there were no spies for the enemies. Additionally, after Public Proclamation 1 came out, Executive Order 9066 was signed and put in full effect with the news explaining, “Executive Order 9066 forced the removal of anyone of Japanese ancestry from the West Coast; over 7,000 Japanese Americans had to leave Seattle for inland incarceration camps” (Seattle