After the war ended, American government victimised themselves due to the bombing of Pearl Harbour, claiming that everything they did in the aftermath of the bombing was for their people and as a defence against any subsequent dangers. American government’s actions were highly dependent on the people’s opinions, especially during the war, this was shown when America implemented internment camps and martial law.
After the bombing of Pearl Harbour by the Japanese, American government thought that relocating the Japanese was a “military necessity”. Masato Ogawa constructed an analysis of 6 American textbooks on the topic of Japanese internment; in a part of the analysis, Masato observed that 4 out of the 6 textbooks claim that internment was
After the bombing of Pearl Harbour by the Japanese, American government thought that relocating the Japanese was a “military necessity”. Masato Ogawa constructed an analysis of 6 American textbooks on the topic of Japanese internment; in a part of the analysis, Masato observed that 4 out of the 6 textbooks claim that internment was