Nationalism and Assimilation--Meaning of "Assimilation"-- Biological Assimilation--Is Assimilation without Intermarriage Possible?--Cultural Assimilation--Assimilability of Japanese Immigrants--Native-Born Japanese. CHAPTER X GENERAL CONCLUSION 178 APPENDIXES APPENDIX A 198 Charts on Comparative Height and Weight of American, Japanese-American, and Japanese Children. APPENDIX B 201 Extracts from the Treaty of Commerce and Navigation and Protocol between Japan and the United States of America, of February 21, 1911. APPENDIX C 204 California's Alien Land Law, Approved May 19, 1913. APPENDIX D 207 Alien Land Law, Adopted November 2, 1920. APPENDIX E 216 Crops Raised by Japanese and their Acreage. APPENDIX F 217 Japanese Immigration to the United States. APPENDIX G 218 Japanese Admitted into Continental United States; Arrivals and Departures. APPENDIX H 218 Immigrants and Non-Immigrants. APPENDIX I 219 Distribution of Japanese and Chinese Population in the United States. APPENDIX J 220 Distribution of Japanese in the United States, According to the Consular Division, as Reported by Foreign Department, Japan. APPENDIX K 221 An Abstract of Expatriation Law of Japan. APPENDIX L 223 A Minute of Hearing at Seattle, Washington, before the House Sub-Committee on Immigration and Naturalization. APPENDIX M 230 Comparative Standing of Intelligence and Behavior of American-born Japanese Children and American Children Discussed by Several Principals of Elementary Schools of Los Angeles, California. LITERATURE ON THE SUBJECT 238 INDEX 247 Japan and the California Problem Japan and The California Problem CHAPTER I INTRODUCTORY