Studies of Japanese Americans Who Were Held in Internment Camps

question 27

Multiple Choice

Studies of Japanese Americans who were held in internment camps created by the American government during World War II show

• A)the camps were cramped and inhumane but traditional family relationships were retained despite the difficulties.
• B)the internment had a traumatic,negative impact on family organization disrupting traditional patterns and leaving people feeling vulnerable and fearful.
• C)the internment had a positive impact on family organization disrupting the traditional patriarchy and giving wives and children more control over their lives.
• D)B and C above.

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