Veteran actor Pat Morita documents his personal experience as part of this comprehensive examination of the detainment of Japanese Americans in government-run camps during World War II. Executive Order 9066 provides an opportunity for students to experience the pain, hardship, and enduring courage of the thousands of Japanese Americans who were forcibly removed from homes and relocated to an internment camp. Executive Order 9066 uses photographs, artwork, personal accounts and rare film footage to provide all students the opportunity to learn from the real experience of the detainees. Includes Study Guide.

"Brings to life the story of one of the darkest periods of American History."
- Book Report

"This valuable, engaging resource would aid high school study of history, sociology, or current issues."
- School Library Journal

Grades 6 and up
Standalone version	ISBN 0-7172-3409-6
Network (unlimited) version	ISBN 0-7172-3410-X
System Requirements
Platform	Win 95 & Win 3.1
Computer	IBM-compatible 486, 66 MHz or higher
Operating System	Win 95 or Win 3.1 running over DOS 5.0 or higher
Memory	8 MB RAM
Hard Disk	12 MV hard drive space
Video	640x480x16-bit color (16,000 colors)
Audio	SoundBlaster or compatible sound card with Windows drivers
CD-ROM Drive	4x CD-ROM
Mouse	Win-supported mouse or pointing device
Ancillary Software Required	Win 3.1: MSCDEX 2.21 or higher
Supporting Software	Requires Indeo video driver supplied in Indeo folder on CD-ROM.
Printing	Win-supported printer with associated drivers