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in farewell to manzanar, the author implies that families that were forced to move to internment camps were also often separated from one another.
which statements from the text serve as strong evidence for this interpretation? select all that apply.
many families weren’t as lucky as ours and suffered months of anguish while trying to arrange transfers from one camp to another.
people were sitting on cartons or milling around, with their backs to the wind, waiting to see which friends or relatives might be on this bus.
mama and my older brothers had succeeded in keeping most of us together, on the same bus, headed for the same camp.
i didn’t realize until much later what a job that was.
that first night in block 16, the rest of us squeezed into the second room—granny; lillian, age 14; ray, 13; may, 11; kiyo, 10; mama; and me.