What happened to Japanese-American's during World War II on the homefront?

During World War II, The War Relocation Authority detained more than 14,000 Japanese Americans at the Heart Mountain Relocation Center in Wyoming. Click on "History" to gain a deeper understanding of the real reasons behind the internment of Japanese Americans, including the history of anti-Asian sentiment before the bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1941.

Photoreceptors

Explanation:

Photoreceptors are cells in the eye that are responsible for humans being able to see color. There are two types of these cells namely, rods and cones.

The cones are the reason that we can see color. They are more active when there is light and are able to convert the color that see into signals that will be sent to the brain for analysis. The woman in the scenario is using information provided by the cones to the brain.