Example Of Written Research Proposal

The site has become a walk-through memorial for the internment that occurred.

I have found some magazines and journals that give personal accounts of what the Japanese-American internment victims went through throughout the whole wartime era.

One such magazine, called the Booklist, has an article in it titled This tells of a Japanese-American family that lived in Hood River, Oregon, and how they were treated. I plan on searching for other videos that give first-hand experiences.

Japanese-American Internment during World War II (Spring 1999) More Examples: Lucy Burrows (Spring 2002) | Natalie Lauderdale (Spring 2002) A.

The research topic I have chosen is the Japanese-American internment in concentration camps during World War II.

There was not much research or inquiry pertaining to whether or not they were truly spies, and they were not given a chance to speak up or try to prove their innocence.

The types of primary sources that I plan on using are magazines, journals, books, and videos.

I plan on consulting the library for newspaper articles from that time period.

I am not sure if they would be considered secondary sources because they are authentic from that time period that the Japanese-Americans were being interned, but I know they will be helpful to me so I can see what people were reading in the newspapers about the incidents at that time.

I am sure that there are many people who have never heard about the Japanese-Americans B.

This topic is appropriate for Writing 123 because it is informative to me and my readers.