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Degrees of loyalty

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American History

 

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James H

 

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June 26, 2013

 

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University

 

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Those who opposed the American Government and their tactics were sent to work camps and their families were broken apart. This also raised issues as to how our government operates. Since the Army was now able to arrest and punish these people, it took away power from our more diplomatic areas of the government...
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Since the Army was now able to arrest and punish these people, it took away power from our more diplomatic areas of the government. The actions taken by our government are one that are inexcusable but they are ones that are constantly being repeated, like the Patriot Act. From 1900 until 1908, as many as 55,000 Japanese immigrants came to America’s Pacific coast to start a new life...
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