Three facts concerning the U.S. government's treatment of Japanese Americans following the attacks on Pearl Harbor were the forced relocation and internment of thousands of Japanese Americans into camps, the loss of property and livelihood for many Japanese Americans, and the violation of their constitutional rights and civil liberties.

Question

Three facts concerning the U.S. government's treatment of Japanese Americans following the attacks on Pearl Harbor were the forced relocation and internment of thousands of Japanese Americans into camps, the loss of property and livelihood for many Japanese Americans, and the violation of their constitutional rights and civil liberties.

could u rewrite this like a 12 year old but keep it formal

Answer 1

1. After the Pearl Harbor attacks, the U.S. government made thousands of Japanese Americans move to camps against their will.

2. Many Japanese Americans lost their homes and jobs because of this.
3. The government also ignored the rights of Japanese Americans and didn't respect their freedom.