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Discrimination Against Japanese Americans<br />In the early 1900s, Congress passed laws to end immigration from Japan.<br />- Communities prohibited Japanese Americans from owning land.<br />In some areas, schools were segregated.<br /><br />Japan's Attack on Pearl Harbor<br />On December 7, 1941, Japan led a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor.<br />The attack killed more than 2,400 Americans.<br />Suddenly, the United States was at war.<br /><br />Japan's Expansion Across the Pacific<br />Japan invaded China.<br />Japan occupied several Pacific islands.