In what way did the photographs of Japanese Americans you examined demonstrate that Japanese Americans attempted to keep up norm
al lives while in the camps? 1.The Japanese Americans waited in lines for buses to take them to the camps
2.The Japanese American schoolgirls were outside a wooden building.
3.A Japanese family was shown smiling and spending time together.
I think it's 3. Personally, I believe that the answer is 'Japanese family shown smiling and spending time together,' this is because, just as normal families would, the Japanese continued to spend time together and they are happy despite the poor living conditions and circumstances.
People feared the banks would close, which would result in losing all their money. This was around the Great Depression era. A lot of banks were closing because people were withdrawing there assets before they lost it all.
