Japanese-Americans' emphasis on conformity, aspiration, competitiveness, discipline, and self-control has resulted in __________.
A) changes in Japanese family structure and husband-wife roles
B) more rapid assimilation
C) increased opportunities due to resettlement
D) better school performance than other American students
Question 2
After the Gentlemen's Agreement Act of 1908 curtailed Japanese emigration, the Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Association recruited laborers from __________.
A) China
B) the Philippines
C) Vietnam
D) the continental United States
A nineteenth-century Japanese portrait of Commodore Matthew Perry, who “opened up” Japan in 1854.
Japanese Macaque washing her sweet potatoes in seawater on Koshima Island, Japan.
A Japanese American child in California tagged for relocation to an internment camp.
The Chinese counteroffensive of November 1950 caught the Americans by surprise and cut off many ...
Many European Americans are involved in ethnic work, attempting to maintain an identity more precise ...
Blind Japanese Masseur or Ammashi, c.1880.