The United States, placed within the control of the British, then broken that control of the British and giving the freedom of control from Great Britain and having freedom. This freedom was written in 1776 under a document called the Constitution. This formal document gave the rights of all Americans under the new form of control, that gives rights and the opinion of the people living their called: Democracy. This control of democracy seemed to be fitted for all, giving people rights in and to them, letting them elects their leaders and having justice by their peers, but this form of Democracy, and having it has been lost, or are no longer there. People who had rights or justification are no longer there or have been taken away. From Past …show more content…
. All Japanese Americans were placed into “Internment Camps” where they were held and monitored by the U.S. Military and what they did, causing them to lose most of their value as they were forced to leave their homes immediately to arrive at these camps to live. One example of the condition was a book who was written by a Japanese American living in the camp called “Farewell to Manzanar” by Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston and was published to show how bad the condition was and that there was no representation to the people living there. People stripped of their rights, and no way to speak up and give the defense of themselves and their rights, were forced to live in these camps in poor condition with very little help from outsiders and were flat out rejected and were denied most basic rights for the possibility of being a