World War II DBQ Document #3
Use these documents to create questions for your DBQ (Document Based Question) Test. Please be sure to write the number of the document that you are asking a question about.
Document #3:
Oral Account About Japanese Internment, Told by Yuri Tateshi
“It was terrible because you had to sell everything. Of course, we got nothing for it, because we had such a short time to go. The day before we left, we all slept on the floor, cooked on the floor, and ate on the floor.
When we first got to Manzanar [a Japanese internment camp], we were given numbers. We went to the mess hall [cafeteria], and we were given meals in tin plates and tin cups. It was canned hot dogs and canned spinach.
After eating, we were taken to our room. The floors were boarded, boy you could see the ground below. What hurt most was seeing hay mattresses. We were used to a regular home. All of us were in one room. We felt like prisoners.”
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Based on the text, how was the japanese treated?
why did america sent the japanese into the internment camps?
Is the is primary question why?
What do this tell us about Manzanar?
What does this tell you about the fears of the time period?
Based on the text, what did Japanese face in the internment camps?
what did u think the text is trying to tell you> Plus does this event relate to the Holocaust
How do you think they were feeling at that time?
questions on article 3:
1) What was a Manazanar?
2) How was the japanese people treated?
3) Before going to the camp, how did the japenese poeple felt?
Imaigne you yourself were sent to Manzanar as a U.S. soldier, how would you actually feel for the prisoners by looking at their feelings?
Document #3:
1) Where did the Japanese people go?
2) Give the pros and cons of going to the Internment Camps.
Based on the text, how do you think the people in the camp felt? How do you think they survived?
According to the text was the Japanese treated fairly? Why?
What are the living conditions of the camps in Manzanar?
What is the difference between the jews in concentration camps and the japanese in internment camps?
Are these conditions similar to those before the industrial revolution?
How were the japaneses lives in the internment camp?
How were they treated?
How they live?
According to the text were the conditions at the interment camps good? Give examples of things they faced in interment camps.
Base on the text, what things happened that weren’t good?
Can you imagine living like that? If you were one of those people, how will you feel?
Name two things that japanese people usually do in the internment camps.
Base on the text, what does this tell you about japanese internment camps?
Document 3
What is your opinion on the a Japanese internment camp?
Document #3:
According to the text, list two things that the Japanese had in common with the Jews during the Holocaust.
1)______________________________
2)______________________________
Document 3:
Why do you think the Japanese American were treated the way they are?????
Why are the Japanese Americans treated like prisoners?
What do u think happen in the internment camps also how come the Japanese have to live in these kind of conditions it’s no difference as a prisoner in jail
Based on your knowlegde from the text above, how do you think the Japanese people were treated during that time ?
Describe how things went for the Japanese Americans when they first reached to Manzanar [a Japanese internment camp]. What were they ordered/assigned to do?
People they are not Japaneses, they are Japanese Americans. If they will Japaneses they wont be send to camp they will die already. Back to my question.
Image you were the Japaneses Americans how will u feel being treat it?
Based on this document, how was life for the Japeneses while they attended the internment camps?
Document #3
Based on the document, name 2 problems that the Japanese faced at the internment camps.
How were the Japanese treated at the camps?
Document 3:
How were the Japanese Americans treated in the internment camp?