"Marie,Ann,Mitch,Jimmy,Jack,and Myself Got into a Long Discussion About How Much

"Marie,Ann,Mitch,Jimmy,Jack,and myself got into a long discussion about how much democracy meant to us as individuals.Mitch says that he would even go in the army and die for it,in spite of the fact that he knew he would be kept down.Marie said that although democracy was not perfect,it was the only system that offered any hope for a future,if we could fulfill its destinies.Jack was a little more skeptical.He even suggested that we [could] be in such grave danger that we would then realize that we were losing something.Where this point was he could not say.I said that this was what happened in France and they lost all.Jimmy suggested that the colored races of the world had reason to feel despair and mistrust the white man because of the past experiences.... In reviewing the four months here,the chief value I got out of this forced evacuation was the strengthening of the family bonds.I never knew my family before this and this was the first chance that I have had to really get acquainted."
What,according to Charles Kikuchi,was one positive personal outcome of the forced evacuation of Japanese Americans during World War II?

A) The reaffirmation of his belief in democracy
B) The renewal of his support for the Japanese cause
C) The strengthening of family bonds in the face of hardship
D) Newfound solidarity among Japanese Americans