Japanese immigrants to hawaii

• [DOC File]Historical Background about the Japanese American Internment

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  Let it not be imagined that the Chinese, Japanese, and Portuguese disappear at the end of their contract term. From the report of the inspector-in-chief of Japanese immigrants on March 31, 1892, it appears that twenty "lots" of Japanese immigrants have been brought here by the Hawaiian Government, numbering 21,110.

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• Japanese immigrants » Immigration to the United States

  Jonathan Ridewood. 7 May 2008. History 353. Research Paper. Alidio. The Japanese-American Experience in Hawaii from the Gannen Mono to the Nisei. The story of Kyuzo Toyama, an elite educator and civil rights leader in Okinawa and Tokyo, elucidates a number of the themes and transnational linkages in the study of the Japanese immigrants in Hawaii.

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• [DOC File]Densho Civil Liberties Curriculum - Constitutional Issues ...

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  Only two days after the Pearl Harbor attack, 2,000 Issei (first generation Japanese immigrants) leaders from Hawaii and the mainland United States were arrested and imprisoned by the United States government. Moreover the Federal Bureau of Investigation (F.B.I.) warned Japanese Americans against possessing guns, cameras and radios.

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• [DOC File]HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

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  Between 1861 and 1940, approximately 275,000 Japanese immigrated to Hawaii and the mainland United States. Japanese Americans settled in ethnic neighborhoods and established their own schools, houses of worship, and economic and cultural institutions.

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• [DOC File]Jonathan Ridewood - WikiLeaks

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  1860s to 1941: Japanese Immigrants Settle in Hawaii and on the Mainland West Coast. Japanese immigrants, like most immigrants to the United States, left their homes for opportunities to work for a better life for their families. A few laborers traveled to Hawaii and California in the 1860s.

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• [DOCX File]Research Report : Letter to FDR - Brigham Young University

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  History Large-scale Asian immigration to the United States began in the 19th century. Drawn by economic opportunity, Asians migrated across the Pacific to the continental United States or Hawaii. The Chinese, Japanese, Koreans, Filipinos, and Asian Indians were prominent among early immigrants from Asia.

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  The Immigration Act of 1907 banned migration of Japanese from Hawaii, Mexico, and Canada to the U.S. mainland. 1913 California Alien Land Law: forbade land purchase in California by Asian immigrants. 1917 "Asiatic Barred Zone" banned immigrants from India, Afghanistan, Southeast Asia, and the East Indies from coming to the United States.

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