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Middle-aged Japanese woman sits across camera, hands folded and resting on the table in front of her. Caption. So they very quickly shrouded the whole incarceration.

High school students have four days to discover what life was like for Japanese-American teenagers living in Manzanar Internment Camp during World War II. Interviews with former camp inmates and visiting the ruins of the camp cause them to ask, "What would I have done?" "Could it happen to me?"

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Runtime: 28 minutes 59 seconds

Topic: History, Social Science
Subtopic: Japanese Americans, Social Issues, U.S. History - 1934-1945
Grade/Interest Level: 9 - 12
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Release Year: 2000
Producer/Distributor: Japanese American National Museum
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The U.S. House of Representatives with several people seated at the House Rostrum. An American flag hangs on the wall behind them.

A Black woman wearing a nurse's uniform puts her arm around a Black boy, both smile at the camera.

Black and white photo of a crowd of young people holding signs on a city street, yelling and pointing at 2 police officers standing above them on a platform.

Teenage boy with his arm over a girl's shoulder as they walk down a school hallway. Text over the image reads, Carnel ranks in the nation's top 5% of public high schools in academics. Caption. People talking and laughing.

Woman wearing a white blouse and black vest sits behind a desk and gestures at camera. Title card below reads, "Olga Block, Co-Founder and CEO of Basis". Caption. They wanted to get rid of me in kindergarten.

Black and white portrait of Thomas Jefferson. Caption. Among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.

Wide shot of a dense residential area with hills in the distant background. Caption. That prisoners are a part of society.

Black and white photo of Bryant's Grocery and Meat Market in between 2 Coca Cola Classic signs. Caption. A 14-year-old black boy from Chicago.

Closeup of a girl, smiling. Caption. By seeing it, we can help stop it.

Group of people sweeping and picking up trash from a sidewalk. Caption. Developing community with my neighbors.