The Roberts Commission was created to justify this policy, and the Ringle Report was withheld to avoid public outcry over it.
The Roberts Commission was created to justify this policy, and the Ringle Report was withheld to avoid public outcry over it. John DeWitt carried out this policy after the issuing of Executive Order 9066. Photographers Dorothea Lange and Ansel Adams documented this event as it occurred in camps such as Manzanar. This policy's legality was upheld in the 1944 Supreme Court case Korematsu v. United States. Suspicion of a certain ethnic group led to, for 10 points, what forced relocation of descendants of the Asian foes of the United States following that nation's attack on Pearl Harbor?
The Roberts Commission was created to justify this policy, and the Ringle Report was withheld to avoid public outcry over it.
Japanese-American Internment