Answer:
The Civil Liberties Act of 1988.
Explanation:
During the Second World War, the United States government incarcerated more than 100,000 Japanese-Americans in America. This was done after Japan was on the enemy side of the war which led to the administration taking precautions from having any Japanese spy in America.
The Civil Liberties Act of 1988 was a form of presidential apology that accepted and claim responsibility for the injustice and discriminatory act of keeping the Japanese- American people in 'captivity' within barbed wires, akin to the concentration camps during the German discrimination of the Jews. Congress passed the Act as a formal apology to the Japanese-American community and also provided $20,000 as compensation to each surviving victim of the incarceration.
Answer:
Pilate
Explanation:
Pontius Pilate was the leader that questioned the legitimacy of the claims the detractors of Jesus brought in the official trial.
However, he was pressured to declare Jesus guilty, even though he was quick to add that "the blood of this man would be on your heads, because he is innocent of the charges"
The Missouri Compromise maintained balance between Northerners, who were mostly abolitionists, and Southerners, who generally supported slavery.
Answer:
because most of the raw material for industries is located there
Answer:
The continental congress was the government of 13 American colonies and later the US, it lasted from 1774 to 1789. The first congress met in 1774 in reaction to the coercive Acts imposed by the British government on the colonies. The second congress met after the American Revolutionary War(1775-83) had begun and declared America's independence from Britain and after five years the congress passed the first national constitution(Articles of Confederation) to govern the country. The second continental congress tried to prevent war with Great Britain by sending a message to King George and asked him to consider their problems and try to find a solution.
