Based on your reading of the chapter by Mae Ngai (secondary source) and the “Camp letters” (the primary sources), how did Japanese-Americans cope with being sent to detention camps during World War

Based on your reading of the chapter by Mae Ngai (secondary source) and the “Camp letters” (the primary sources), how did Japanese-Americans cope with being sent to detention camps during World War 2? Did the experience understandably embitter them to the United States? Or did they maintain hope of being welcomed one day as equal American citizens? What aspects of this experience jump out at you as significant? And why, in your view, might it be important to study this episode in U.S. history today?
Primary source: http://www.janm.org/exhibits/breed/title.htm
Primary source: https://anightatthegarden.com/
Secondary source: PDF

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