Truth or Twist: Japanese Canadian Relocation

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Test your knowledge about the forced relocation during WWII.

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Truth or Twist: Japanese Canadian RelocationVersion en ligne Test your knowledge about the forced relocation during WWII. par Mohammed Alma 1 All interned Japanese families were immediately reimbursed with full compensation by the government. Yes No 2 Japanese Canadians were given new homes in the interior with no forced labor. Yes No 3 During World War II, the Japanese were relocated by the Canadian government to designated zones far from their homes. Yes No 4 The United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, France, and the Soviet Union were listed among the Allied powers. Yes No 5 The Axis powers included Germany, Italy, and Japan. Yes No 6 The relocation occurred only in the province of Ontario. Yes No 7 Some Japanese internees lived on the West Coast near the Pacific Ocean. Yes No 8 The government paid no money to survivors or communities after the war. Yes No 9 The relocation ended before 1944 with no lasting impact. Yes No 10 Japanese Canadians and residents were affected by internment and loss of their property. Yes No

Truth or Twist: Japanese Canadian RelocationVersion en ligne

Test your knowledge about the forced relocation during WWII.

par Mohammed Alma

All interned Japanese families were immediately reimbursed with full compensation by the government.

Yes

Japanese Canadians were given new homes in the interior with no forced labor.

Yes

During World War II, the Japanese were relocated by the Canadian government to designated zones far from their homes.

Yes

The United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, France, and the Soviet Union were listed among the Allied powers.

Yes

The Axis powers included Germany, Italy, and Japan.

Yes

The relocation occurred only in the province of Ontario.

Yes

Some Japanese internees lived on the West Coast near the Pacific Ocean.

Yes

The government paid no money to survivors or communities after the war.

Yes

The relocation ended before 1944 with no lasting impact.

Yes

Japanese Canadians and residents were affected by internment and loss of their property.

Yes

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Truth or Twist: Japanese Canadian RelocationVersion en ligne

par Mohammed Alma

All interned Japanese families were immediately reimbursed with full compensation by the government.

Japanese Canadians were given new homes in the interior with no forced labor.

During World War II, the Japanese were relocated by the Canadian government to designated zones far from their homes.

The United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, France, and the Soviet Union were listed among the Allied powers.

The Axis powers included Germany, Italy, and Japan.

The relocation occurred only in the province of Ontario.

Some Japanese internees lived on the West Coast near the Pacific Ocean.

The government paid no money to survivors or communities after the war.

The relocation ended before 1944 with no lasting impact.

Japanese Canadians and residents were affected by internment and loss of their property.

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