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5. Integration v. Assimilation v. Pluralism. 6. Issei v. Nisei v. Sansei. 7. 'Raising Awareness' ... 2. Cultural Pluralism (Horace Kallen) Generational ...

Issei- immigrants that were born in Japan. Nisei- born in the United States: full citizens. Nisei accounted for 2/3 of Japanese Americans. Loyalty Questioned ...

Collection of artworks. While sunflowers were famously depicted during the impressionist period and later, other artists used sunflowers in their work - and even utilized the flower for pigmentation. Native Americans created the earliest sunflower art. They used both a representation of the flower in art and processed sunflowers to create pigments. First peoples in America found ways to produce vibrant yellow and purple pigments from the flower and seeds. They used this pigmentation in pottery and other art.

Title: Pearl Harbor and Internment Author: Redwood High School. Last modified by: Brown, Ted Created Date: 2/6/2002 1:52:43 AM Document presentation format

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JACL Fishing Trip. for Yu-Ai Kai. Date: Saturday, September 25, 2004. Time: ... Transportation and all fishing gear will be provided. No fishing license needed ...

Hydrangea (Ajisai in Japanese) is the sign of the rainy season in Japan. The flower is adored and honored by most of the Japanese like they do for ume, sakura and irises. Hydrangea themed accessories found in Japan are quite famous. It appears as a popular decorative motif such as in Kimono, woodblock prints, paintings, tableware, jewelry, and other home decor accessories

Collection of artworks. Native to North America, sunflowers are one of the most recognizable flowers in the world. With its sturdy stalk, the massive sunflower can grow to over six feet tall. And sunflower blossoms follow the sun throughout the day, turning their golden heads to drink in the sunshine. Sunflowers represent different things to different people groups around the world. It is fascinating how so many cultures have adopted the sunflower and ascribed it meaning, even though the plant is not native to their area.

WWII and Japanese Internment Modern American History Reflection Paragraph Based on the precedent set in the Korematsu decision, the activity evaluating Japanese ...

Collection of artworks. Native to North America, sunflowers are one of the most recognizable flowers in the world. With its sturdy stalk, the massive sunflower can grow to over six feet tall. And sunflower blossoms follow the sun throughout the day, turning their golden heads to drink in the sunshine. But beyond their unique beauty, sunflowers also help clean up environmental disasters. Fields of sunflowers have successfully removed toxins like lead, arsenic, and uranium from contaminated soil in places like Chernobyl, Ukraine, and Fukushima, Japan.

Title: 10 Internment Camps Author: Laura K. Garrett Last modified by: Tamalpais High School Created Date: 2/6/2006 6:05:41 AM Document presentation format

Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii in December 1941. Executive Order 9066 - Japanese Americans living along the west coast were sent ...

1942--evacuation of Canadian Japanese (Nikkei) from the Pacific Coast ... coulee/ the ocean/ uncle and Chief Sitting Bull/ the family as a knit blanket (24-25) ...

Title: Japanese Internment Author: Missy Last modified by: mdefilip Created Date: 8/2/2006 11:57:10 PM Document presentation format: On-screen Show (4:3)

Some of the evacuated people relocated inland (8,000 in March) ... Tomoya kawakita: An american citizen involved in Bataan Death March. Criticisms of internment ...

Only a few Japanese came to U.S. before 1885 because Japan prohibited emigration. The significant Japanese immigration occurred after 1890. ...

World War Two Ways America Prepared for War

Title: World War II at Home Last modified by: Travis Gower Created Date: 3/6/2003 2:42:39 AM Document presentation format: On-screen Show (4:3) Other titles

Chinese immigration was met with mixed sentiments from 1848 onward ... Clan or tsu organization and functions (Surname Association) Membership based on clan and family ...

Harper's Weekly illustration from 1870s was critical of anti-Chinese sentiment. ... Reading evacuation orders on a bulletin board in Los Angeles. ...

Prey and Reasons for Racism. The whites as predator? Not always. ... All revisions of the fairy-tales show the child's way of apprehending racism and displacement ...

World War II at home Economic Opportunities As men went to war women take on role of working in the factories gov t and industries used publicity campaign ...

World War II Review ...

technical analysis of channel 4 killing fields documentary

War on the Homefront QUESTION 1: What is more important to you: Civil liberties (democracy, individual freedoms, rights etc.) OR National Security

Japanese American Perspectives. Nancy Hikoyeda, DrPH, MPH. Director, Gerontology Program ... Traditional Japanese Values. Oyakoko Filial piety ...

A Study on Ethnicity of. Young Okinawans in Hawai'i. By Nari Yamamoto ... Aloha Festival. Independence Day. New Year Festival. Bon Festival. Okinawan Festival ...

Enlistment in the Military Draft Reinstated This time they were screened Became known as GIs 13 million men served Women in the Service WAC & WAVES formed as ...

Japanese Internment 1942-1945 US History

Internment Camps By: Lauren DeFelice, Adara Dusseau-Winters, Skyler Barnes, Louise Matthiesen

Introduction to Asian American Studies Department of Ethnic Studies & Asian American Studies Program California State University, Sacramento Week 8 Session 2

Chapter 12, Race And Ethnic Relations Race and Ethnicity Racial Stereotypes Prejudice, Discrimination, and Racism Theories of Prejudice and Racism

... privately referred the camps as 'concentration camps' ... prejudice and called them concentration camps publicly against the War Relocation Authority. ...

Chapter 9, Race And Ethnicity Race and Ethnicity Racial Stereotypes Prejudice, Discrimination, and Racism Theories of Prejudice and Racism Diverse Groups, Diverse ...

Chapter 12 Race and Ethnicity Chapter Outline Race and Ethnicity Racial Stereotypes Prejudice, Discrimination, and Racism Theories of Prejudice and Racism Diverse ...

Internment Camps By: Lauren DeFelice, Adara Dusseau-Winters, Skyler Barnes, Louise Matthiesen Justifications Fear of Japanese spies. Military pushed for control to ...

Concentration camps. 1942, Feb. 13th, FDR signed Executive Order 9066 ... Those with 1/8th of ancestry on West Coast taken into camps ...

First generation: witness account or realistic descriptions ... Respect for soldiers/authorities and even kamikaze (?????) Death of the figures of authorities ...

ASIANS: Japanese & Chinese Americans 1. The Anglo American ideal is that the non-whites cannot be assimilated, e.g., Japanese. 2. Japanese suffered prejudice and ...

Agricultural Labor & Immigration Issues California s First Laborers 64,500 Native California Indians Spanish Colonists 21 California Missions from San Diego to ...

... and farm worker employment Laws & Regulations Targeted Industries Partnership Program (1992) requires state and federal ... civilian award Cesar Chavez dies ...

... (Edward Said s Orientalism) ... Discrimination, and Maintaining Privilege Numerous stereotypes experienced by API groups reflect a history of orientalism, ...

Selective Service and Training Act of 1940. First peacetime conscription in US history ... Barbed wire. Guard towers. No heat/running water. Common latrines ...

Title: Fragmentation and Survival Author: Last modified by: Kate Liu Created Date: 6/1/2000 1:34:58 AM Document presentation format: (4:3)

... than 119,000 people of Japanese ancestry, two-thirds of them American citizens, ... Those of Japanese ancestry living on the West Coast were to be relocated. ...

... of Language in Jamaica Kincaid's The Autobiography of My Mother. ... Lindfors, University of Texas at Austin and Reinhard Sander, University of Puerto Rico. ...

children's responses to racism, their influence on Naomi's ... Children's Responses. How do Naomi and Stephen respond differently to ... Children's ...

Essential Question: How did the U.S. mobilize civilians at home to help win World War 2 & what impact did this have on American society? Warm-Up Question:

search-oriented browse, review browse, scan browse versus using a search engine. ... browsing, distinguishing, filtering, extracting, verifying, ending. ...

Little need for 'continuity editing' (e.g., a documentary will cut from present ... descriptive passages and formal organization; e.g. Sally's Beauty Spot) ...

Automatic Cross-Sectioning based on Topological Volume Skeletonization ... because of occlusion. Visualizing the complicated inner structures of 3D volume datasets ...

Exclusionists wanted to extend Exclusion Act of 1882 to Japanese (it had targeted Chinese) ... European immigrants, Japanese immigrants denied naturalized ...

Marcus Garvey. Flappers. Many young men died in the war. Generation of women without suitors ... F. Scott Fitzgerald. Ernest Hemingway. Harlem Renaissance. New Negro ...

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Fake Hiroshima; an Example of extreme videos (http://fjt.todayisp.com:7751/bbs. ... Alperovitz: The real decision to use the atomic bomb was the decision not to ...

Survival of Fragmentary Identity, Fact & Fiction Obasan Chaps 15 - 29 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Outline Main Topics Fact and Fiction: Emily s ...