What was the Gentlemen's Agreement of 1907?

Answer 1

To lower people who immigrate from Japan to America but in return America has to be nice to the Japanese alrady in America.

Added: An 'informal' agreement between the government of Japan and government of the US in which the governmen of Japan would curtail the emigration of their citizens to the US and the US agreed not to take any reprisals to Japanese already in the US. It was never ratified by Congress and never became law.

Japan would deny passports to any Japanese citizens who wanted to come to America.

An agreement between the u.s and japan that limited Immigration from japan but protected Japanese in America

The title is vague but polite= sealed with a handshake- one imagines. It most often refers to a somewhat controversial motion picture starring Gregory Peck and dealing with a rather impolite subject- Anti-Semitism in the United States- not Nazi Germany or Dreyfuss-era France but in the US. It was, as one imagines a rather controversial theme for a film and not for kids. There were some similar dramas dealing with social-religious themes such as Hand in Hand- a sort of juvenile version of the above- dumbed down and with a very inconclusive ending.- and there was one about the Jehovah"s Witnesses and the controversy surrounding their stance against Blood transfusions Cross-Feed valve- closed!. there you have it. a rather scant film genre religious social problems dramas.

Stopped people from entering America that came from japan

A deal between the United States and Japan that allowed Japan to ban emigration to the United States

Answer 2

Japan would deny passports to any Japanese citizens who wanted to come to America.