Question

what does this primary - source image tell you about japanese americans during the aftermath of the attack on pearl harbor? check all of the boxes that are correct.

• women and children were placed in internment camps.
• americans of japanese descent dressed the same as americans of other backgrounds.
• japanese americans were not treated differently in the 1940s.
• families had to leave their homes.

Explanation:

1. For "Women and children were placed in internment camps": After Pearl Harbor, Japanese Americans (including women and children) were interned, and the image shows a woman with children, consistent with this.
2. For "Americans of Japanese descent dressed the same as Americans of other backgrounds": The clothing (dresses, hats) is typical American attire of the era, so this is correct.
3. For "Japanese Americans were not treated differently in the 1940s": This is incorrect; they were interned (treated differently).
4. For "Families had to leave their homes": The presence of luggage suggests they are relocating, consistent with being forced to leave homes for internment.

Answer:

• Women and children were placed in internment camps.
• Americans of Japanese descent dressed the same as Americans of other backgrounds.
• Families had to leave their homes.