How Did the Internment of Japanese Americans Affect Young Japanese

question 34

Multiple Choice

How did the internment of Japanese Americans affect young Japanese women?

• A) Confined in close quarters with their families, young Japanese women lost even more independence.
• B) Only foreign-born Japanese Americans were interred, so many young daughters found themselves living alone.
• C) Camp jobs gave young Japanese women a taste of economic equality and independence from their parents.
• D) Disgusted by the treatment they experienced in the camps, most decided to leave the country after the war.

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