Does American Establish its own Concentration Camps?

Much of the story behind Executive Order 9066 is not well known. To be sure, most Americans, most influential journalists, and most of their political leaders strongly favored the mass evacuation and internment of all Japanese and Japanese-Americans. But there were strong dissents that arose from a fundamental respect for constitutional rights and opposition to American racism. Many of these dissenters were in Roosevelt’s Department of Justice, but there were also a few among the political leadership, most of whom would pay for their principles by sacrificing their careers. Will the game's Roosevelt follow history or change it?

Class Time  

"Executive Order 9066" can be played in a single 60-minute session.

Possible Reacting Game Pairings
This game can be used on its own, or with other games. These pairings are meant to be illustrative rather than exhaustive or prescriptive. One might pair this with Japanese Exclusion in California: 1906-1915, Japan: 1941, or Yalta: 1945.

Assignments
You can adjust the assignments based on the desired learning outcomes of your class. "Executive Order 9066" includes a role for a journalist.

Class Size and Scalability 
This game is recommended for classes with 5-27+ students, but the ideal range is 9-16.

If the number of players will exceed 16, then roles will be doubled as specified in a role assignment matrix in the Instructor's Manual. Tripling roles is possible.