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3 years ago

What led to the construction of the berlin wall 3.14?

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At the end of the Second World War, Berlin was divided into four sectors of occupation: Soviet, French, English and American. 

Subsequently, in 1949 the eastern area that was held by the Soviets was under the jurisdiction of the so-called German Democratic Republic (RDA) and the other three formed a single area governed by the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG). 

In the following years, the western zone began to prosper while the Soviet side suffered economic problems. This, caused millions of Berliners who lived under the communist regime to migrate to West Berlin. 

It is for this reason that on the night of August 12, 1961 the authorities of the GDR decided to build a provisional wall that divided the city in two. 

Romashka-Z-Leto [24]3 years ago

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The Berlin Wall was constructed to nip in the bud any attempts by refugees to leave East Berlin. Multitudes of East Germans envisaged fleeing from East Germany to the Democratic West Germany through Berlin.To avert this manifestly undesirable practice, the Communist East German government erected the Berlin wall.

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Match the developments related to the Mexican-American War with the nation responsible for them.

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2. Outlawed slavery by 1836: Mexico

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4. Offered to buy the Southwest: United States

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9. Supported the Bear Flag Revolt: United States

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Why doesn't Will immediately go to Coleman's Inn when he and York reach it?

kiruha [24]

Will clark does not immediately go to Coleman's Inn when he and York reach it because he believes that they are supposed to wait outside for someone to meet them.

<h3>Who is Will Clark?</h3>

Will Clark part of the group of Army Volunteers in America around the early 19th century before the European powers under President Thomas Jefferson's commission.

Will Clark does not immediately go to Coleman's Inn when he and York reach it because he believes that they are supposed to wait outside for someone to meet them.

Therefore, the Option C is correct.