"Potato King George" led the economic core of this group, the subject of a series of public battles between Sidney Gulick and newspaper editor V.S. McClatchy. Ex-soldiers drawn from this group backed John Burns's 1954 "revolution" against the monopol
"Potato King George" led the economic core of this group, the subject of a series of public battles between Sidney Gulick and newspaper editor V.S. McClatchy. Ex-soldiers drawn from this group backed John Burns's 1954 "revolution" against the monopolistic "Big Five," having earlier rescued the "Lost Battalion" in the Vosges Mountains as part of the 442nd Infantry Regiment. James Phelan, who had earlier served on the Committee of Fifty, propelled himself to a Senate seat by opposing this group's "picture brides." Samuel Gompers got into a fight with his Mexican constituents after they refused to abandon this group during the Oxnard strike, while Milton Eisenhower headed up a newly-created governmental agency tasked with managing them. Teddy Roosevelt negotiated a compromise involving the Gentleman's Agreement when the San Francisco school board refused to admit to public schools members of this group, who later occupied Tule Lake and Manzanar. For ten points, identify this ethnic group which by Executive Order 9066 was confined to detention camps during World War II.
"Potato King George" led the economic core of this group, the subject of a series of public battles between Sidney Gulick and newspaper editor V.S. McClatchy.
Japanese-Americans [accept equivalents; accept more specific answers like Issei or Nissei; accept "Japanese in California," which most of the clues refer to]