Bibliography
Primary Sources: Adams, Ansel. “Mrs. Yaeko Nakamura and Her Two Children, Joyce Yuki and Louise Tami, Standing on the Step at the Entrance of a Dwelling, Manzanar Relocation Center.” Digital… Read more »
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Japanese American Imprisonment in Internment Camps
History of Tension: California’s long standing negative relationship with Asian Americans beginning with the Gold Rush of 1848 rapidly declined into the 20th century. The affair worsened after Americans claimed… Read more »
Native Americans Unlawful Incarceration and Domestication
The Beginning of Native American Oppression and Early Impact: The migration of Europeans seeking asylum in the United States forced westward expansion. Immigrants imposed themselves on a peaceful nation, stole… Read more »
Introduction
This project will examine the United States propensity in renouncing the civil rights and civil liberties of minorities. Additionally, it will exemplify recurring instances when minorities were forced to give… Read more »
Unconstitutionality of the Black Codes and Voting Restrictions on Blacks
The Black Codes: Blacks were promised voting rights in 1870 with the passage of the 15th amendment, 5 years after the Civil War along with American citizenship. Although freed blacks… Read more »