Question

name: abby s. date: 12/17/25
they called us enemy: anticipation guide
directions: in at least 2 sentences, answer the following questions appropriately with your honest beliefs and opinions. be specific in your explanation, and provide an example to support each of your points.

1. what rights, protections, and guarantees do all persons in the united states have?
2. what does it mean to be a citizen?
3. what additional rights, protections, and/or privileges do united states citizens have?
4. what does it mean to be loyal to something? to what and/or whom do you consider yourself loyal?
5. have you ever visited the west coast of the united states? if so, where and when? what are your memories of the locations?
6. as a teenager, takei became curious about the internment camps but could not find information in history books. what historical events are tied to your family history? how and when did you learn about them?
7. in your opinion, what makes a home a home? why?
8. how do you think being incarcerated at a young age shapes identity or affects some as an adult?

Explanation:

This is an anticipation guide for the book "They Called Us Enemy", and the questions are related to social and personal topics. The subfield of Social Science that best applies here is likely "History" (for questions about historical events tied to family history) and "Sociology" or "Politics" (for questions about rights, citizenship, loyalty). However, since the questions are more about personal beliefs, opinions, and experiences related to social and historical contexts, the most probable subfield is "History" for the historical event - related question and "Sociology" for the questions about rights, citizenship, etc. But overall, the discipline is Social Science, and the subfields are related to History, Sociology, and Politics.

Answer:

The discipline is Social Science, and the subfields include History, Sociology, and Politics. (For example, question 6 is related to History, questions 1 - 3 are related to Politics/Sociology about rights and citizenship, etc.)