... of Americans would not think about is when Americans forced other Americans along with others to "relocate", such as Japanese-Americans and non-American Japanese, during the battle of World War II. Another thing that many Americans would probably fail to think about is the struggles that were endured, the efforts that were made, and the effectiveness that took place when all ... . Not only did the U.S. government have these people evacuated, but they also took on the duty of assisting the evacuees in becoming "reestablished". To do this the agency called the War Relocation Authority (WRA...

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