St. Augustine is the oldest occupied city of the United States. It was found in 1565 by Pedro Menéndez de Avilés. The fort defended the trade route between Spain and its colonies. It would also defend the Spanish-claimed land against invasion.
In 1692 the Queen ordered to build a stronger fort, replacing a wood one with a shell stone one. It was used as a refugee for Loyalists to the Crown during the American revolution, served as a prison during the Indian wars, and was a battle site during the Civil War. And it still stands, so it's pretty much indisputable.
I dont know I have been stuck on this one too
Hungary <span>initially opened its borders, allowing East Germans to head West.
This occurred in 1989 during the month of May when the removal of it's fence connecting Austria was removed, thus causing it to be considered a historic event during the Cold War. </span>
They started to create more safety precautions. Airport security has been upgraded to extremes with scanners and xrays. Border security has also been emphasized on. The US has taken countless steps, alot of which are directed towards defence
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C. Before the forced relocation, there was widespread Japanese American disloyalty and sabotage.
