How was the removal of the Japanese similar to that of the Cherokee? How was it different

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Amruth Lakkavaram · Answer 1 · 2022-03-26T04:16:05+0000

Answer:While some Indians did rebel, many tribes negotiated and went in peace. On the other hand, Japanese citizens mostly went in peace and order. Their forced removal was both unfortunate and unfair. Lastly, there is a similarity to the purpose of each relocation.

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