Exam 11: The Japanese Experience

The Japanese family tended to be all of the following except:

In 1988,how much money did Congress award each of the 60,000 detainees who were still alive?

One man,a Japanese evacuee named James Wakasa,had fought in WWI and was ________ by a guard in the Topaz camp.

Every U.S.Supreme Court case referring to being detained came out ruling in favor of Japanese Americans.

The majority of Japanese in the 1900 U.S.Census count were:

Culture is critical to the understanding of Japanese American experience in the United States.

The Immigration Quota Act of 1924 upheld the Gentlemen's Agreement.

Fugita and O'Brian found that in 1985 most Japanese Americans only belonged to Japanese organizations.

The "Model Minority Stereotype" is the best way to understand Japanese and all Asian Americans.

The Picture-Bride program had little effect on Japanese American population counts.

Alien Land Laws were based on 1790 naturalization rules.

Which organization helped to procure a cash settlement in 1988 for each surviving Japanese American detainee and an apology from President George Bush?

A Japanese moderate residential index of dissimilarity would be:

The Yonsei and Sansei are the most "American" of all Japanese generations in the United States.

Kenjin were Japanese provinces.

The dominant element in the development of Japanese relocation is arguably:

Which decade saw the highest numbers of Japanese immigrants to the United States according to Table 11.1?

It's only a stereotype that East Asian parents still value more education for their children as lower educational achievement scores now indicate.

The goal of the Issei was to assist the:

About 20,000 Japanese American men and women were inducted for the war effort.